January 2018
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Odalis Soto: an artist, a teacher
By Devin Dubon Odalis Soto is an artist, but her work is not limited to canvas, digital design, and sculpture. In fact, her classroom is…
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The Golden Globes Got Political
By Nathalie Del Valle The 75th Annual Golden Globes’ red carpet was filled with black gowns and suits representing the movement “Times Up.” The award…
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And the Men Stayed Silent
By Daylin Delgado Despite the lack of female nominees in unisex categories—Natalie Portman and the nation are looking at you, Best Director—women stole the show…
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The 75th Golden Globes Recognizes Harassment and Assault
By Luis Mila “It’s 2018. Marijuana is finally allowed and sexual harassment finally isn’t.” says Seth Meyers, host of the Golden Globe awards this year.…
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How American Cities are Picking Up the Slack with Climate Change
By Devin Dubon Every year an international climate change summit is held on December 12th in Paris, bringing together world leaders from all over the…
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Race to Mars: NASA vs Space X
By Rozany Guzman In 2010, Obama passed the NASA Authorization Act and assigned NASA to expand human footprints to the other sides of the world.…
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The Yemen Civil War
By Ericka Miller Yemen is one of the poorest, driest, and least developed countries in the world. With grey, polluted skies stretching on for miles,…
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Cities Around the World are Flooding
By Diana Rodriguez You’ve probably been hearing that global warming melts ice caps since you were in elementary school, but propaganda with sad polar bears…
