FaceTime dates. Netflix parties. Old-fashioned love letters. These were some of the ways young couples coped through a global pandemic, according to findings from a new study conducted by a group of students at The College of New Jersey in Ewing. Through a “narrative study,” which relies on interviews, over 40 psychology students at TCNJ’s Romantic Relationships Research Lab set out to explore the impact of COVID-19 on unions. “I remember calling my girlfriend, it was super interesting … and I wanted to learn more about what they were studying,” said Alyna Strumolo, an early participant. “Simi…