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Quillan Anderson

Quillan Anderson

Quillan Anderson is a second-year student studying journalism and political science and Deputy Photo Editor of The News. In her free time, Quillan continues to explore photography, art, and culture around Boston.
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The South End Community Health Center is one of many locations offering COVID-19 vaccines to Massachusetts residents.

[Photo] Massachusetts’ new pre-registration portal aims to streamline the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines

March 30, 2021
“Breathe Life 3,” a Roxbury mural by Rob “ProBlak” Gibbs, showcases the talent and vision of just one of many Bostonian creatives of color.

[Photo] Radical Imagination for Racial Justice aims to support Boston creatives of color and their work toward racial justice

March 18, 2021
Located on Newbury Street, Expired by Perime is a hub for local artists and vintage clothing.

[Photo] Expired by Perime on Newbury Street provides platform for Boston’s local artists

March 14, 2021
The roundtable Feb. 17 was intended to foster a discussion about anti-Semitism and create a safe space for students to share personal experiences.

[Photo] Jewish students at Northeastern speak up about anti-Semitism

March 4, 2021
Boston mayoral candidate Michelle Wu said she will prioritize community connections, the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and eliminating barriers faced by minority groups if elected mayor.

[Photo] Michelle Wu calls for increased coordination between city services, Boston communities at press conference for student journalists

February 19, 2021
Face masks have significantly slowed the spread of COVID-19.

[Photo] Op-ed: The pandemic will eventually go away, but face masks shouldn’t

February 16, 2021
City Councilor Michelle Wu has already announced her candidacy for the November mayoral elections. She would also be eligible to run in the special election if it happens.

[Photo] What to know about Boston’s special election for mayor

February 5, 2021
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