The generosity of a Mexican teacher has put the internet literally ‘on wheels’ for low-income students in a Chiapas town. With the help of friends, the teacher installed a network access point inside his truck and drove around low-income neighborhoods so that the students could connect for free.

The return of classes at colleges and universities confirmed the fears of many experts and parents that massive coronavirus infections would result among students and teachers. More than 25,000 college students in 37 states have been infected. At the same time, several schools are now reporting multiple infections.

In Mexico, migrants currently being housed at a camp in Matamoros are facing yet another challenge - heavy rains - putting them in danger and adding another complication to their dreams of a new life in the U.S.

“These trials are put in place to make sure that we have a safe and effective vaccine. Along the way, we will see cases where we have to investigate further … that is why putting a time marker on science does not work. We need to let the science play out,” says Dr. Mati Hlatshwayo Davis, an infectious disease physician at the Washington University School of Medicine.

Health experts are urging the public to be careful with hand sanitizer after a woman suffered burns when lighting a candle after cleaning her hands. Here are the details.

“One of the objectives is to generate empathy and to put ourselves in the other's shoes because we have all been rejected at some point,” says Edgar Alvarez, a Colombian artist. Inspired by difficult scenes he witnessed, he creates play-doh sculptures to address xenophobia. Here’s his story.