National
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Suspect in Colorado Shooting will Face Court Tomorrow
By Michelle Mairena This past Monday, a new tragedy was added to Colorado’s — and the nation’s — long history of mass shootings. Ahmad Al…
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Jump the Clock
By Valentina Foglia After a long dark year of grey skies, it’s time to “spring forward” once again! This Sunday, at 2 AM, the clocks…
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Amanda Gorman: A Force To Be Reckoned With
By Jaylyn Gonzalez Modified From Our February Newsletter. At just 22-years-old, Amanda Gorman, an American poet and activist, has suddenly risen to fame for her…
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Steps Towards Equality
By Vanessa Falcon Thursday, February 25th brought hope to the LGBTQ+ community when the US House approved the Equality Act— a bill that would prevent…
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Eating Disorders Awareness Week
By Anthony Vidal Eating disorders affect 9% of the population worldwide, and the average person has some previous knowledge of what eating disorders are. However,…
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Remembering Kobe Bryant
By Valentina Foglia From our January issue. Though life is full of miracles, it has its mysteries, and some mysteries leave scars on one’s heart.…
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History of the Super Bowl Halftime Show and Who’s Performing This Year
By Kevin Perez For decades, the Super Bowl halftime show has drawn millions of viewers with their fundamental link to pop culture. Even with major…
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America’s Day: Biden-Harris Sworn Into History
By Fabiha Faruque On Wednesday, before the strike of noon, Kamala Harris took the Oath of the Office, becoming the first female and person of…
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Presidential Inaugurations Then and Now
By Anthony Vidal The Presidential inauguration, as well as the peaceful transition of power, are two of the main traditions that follow each new president…
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TERRORIST ATTACK ON CAPITOL HILL
By Carlineissa Jean Francois The historical political upheavals that have transpired last year is visibly transitioning into the fresh start of 2021. Only three months…
