Colorado Shooting and the Aftermath
On Monday, March 22, a shooting broke out in a supermarket in Boulder, Colo. The gunman, identified as Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, will be…
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Unequal Accommodations for NCAA Women’s Tournament
Basketball players like Paige Bueckers (Connecticut), Rhyne Howard (Kentucky), Aliyah Boston (South Carolina), and Dana Evans (Louisville) arrived at the NCAA’s Women’s March Madness tournament…
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OPINION: America’s Fetishization and Underrepresentation of Asian Women
My mom walked down the stairs on Friday, March 12, and said, “These Asian hate crimes are getting scary.” That following Tuesday, news of the…
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Did Spring Breakers Break Miami Beach?
Well it’s officially been a year since the COVID-19 lockdown started and spring breakers decided to head over to Miami. This was no “normal” weekend…
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The Mass Shooting Following the NRA Reform
When we think of Colorado, we might picture a beautiful state, perfectly picturesque and safe… but Colorado has also been home to many devastating occurrences,…
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Not A Good Day to Be David Dobrik.
It is not the best time right now for Creator David Drobirk and the Vlog squad, his YouTube group. Over the past few weeks, allegations…
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Catholic Church “Cannot Bless Same-Sex Unions.”
Pope Francis has invited LGBTQ advocates to the Vatican and spoke highly about gays in the Church. Last week, Pope Francis signed off on a…
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Yes, #NotAllMen. But . . . #TooManyMen
On March 3, 33-year-old Sarah Everard of London was walking home from a friend’s house and disappeared. Her remains were found a week later. According…
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New Teen Vogue Editor-In-Chief Resigns over Past Racist Tweets
Alexi McCammond, the former prominent political reporter for Washington news site Axios, was set to formally start her new role as editor-in-chief at Teen Vogue…
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Senegal Erupts in Protests
Thousands of Senegalese – both men and women – marched throughout the west African nation last week, protesting against the opposition leader’s arrest, Ousmane Sonko,…
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What You Need to Know About the Atlanta Shootings and How to Support the AAPI Community
On Tuesday, eight people were shot and killed at three different spa locations in the Atlanta area. According to the New York Times, six of…
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It’s Finally Here: Oat Milk at Starbucks
Starbucks super fans and alternative dairy lovers unite. Oat milk is finally here! After much anticipation, Starbucks announced its new partnership with Oatly oat milk…
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Oprah Interview: Everything You Need to Know
On March 8, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sat down for a two-hour interview with Oprah, spilling all sorts of dramatic secrets. Here are a…
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Everything You Need to Know About President Biden’s First Primetime Address
President Joe Biden delivered his first prime-time White House address on Thursday, March 11. During this address, President Biden spoke about the one-year anniversary of…
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All The Tea Spilt. Let’s Dive In.
On Sunday, March 7, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had an interview with Oprah Winfrey, exposing all of the dirty drama and secrets behind the…
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A Year in COVID-19
It is coming up on one year since that dreadful date—March 13, 2020. The day that changed everything. Everyone remembers where they were on that…
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An Amateur’s Guide to March Madness
Get ready college basketball fans, the most exciting month of the year is here. After its cancellation last year due to COVID-19, March Madness is…
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Apologize, David Letterman.
Since the widely received documentary, “Framing Britney Spears,” the media’s sexism towards women in Hollywood has been put under a magnifying glass. The documentary has…
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The Aftereffects: Winter Storm Slams Texas
Texas is still facing electrical outages, food and water shortages and massive damage to infrastructure two weeks after winter storms hit the southern state. Residents…
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The Issue With “Ginny and Georgia” and Taylor Swift
After a one-liner in what is supposed to be a feminist television show sparked quite a bit of controversy last week, it’s about time the…
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