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Artemis II: Returning to the Moon Once Again
The Artemis II mission has been scheduled to launch marking the first time in 54 years since astronauts have been to the moon. This mission also marks the first time a woman and person of color will reach the moon. Learn more about the mission as told by Kelcey Etheridge.
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Anticipation Grows as Super Bowl LX Begins
The Super Bowl is starting now, but what’s all the hype about? From an incredible line up on both the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks teams to the awe-inspiring performances expected at half-time, this Super Bowl has fans hyped up. Read more as told by Leila Gardner.
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The Death of Alex Pretti: A Fatal Shooting
On January 24, 2026 Alex Pretti was killed by ICE agents marking the second ICE fatality that month. The agents claiming that Pretti was armed and resisting arrest. However contradicting stories from the agents and the Department of Homeland Security leads some to speculate what the correct way to handle the situation was. Learn more…
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Academics First: Why Colleges Prioritize Grades Over Activism
While student activism showcases leadership and community commitment, colleges consistently prioritize academic performance and rigor. Selective universities view grades and consistency as the primary predictors of future success, treating extracurricular involvement as a secondary factor to academic readiness, as explained by Belinda Bermudez.
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Don’t Be Dumb: A$AP Rocky’s Return After Almost A Decade
A$AP Rocky fans have finally been satisfied with the artist releasing his first album in over 7 years. His new album, “Don’t Be Dumb,” marks his fourth studio album which was previously announced December of 2022. The several delays with the album has left people wondering: “was it worth the wait?” Learn more as told…
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The Curtains Are Not Just Blue: Reclaiming The Value of Deep Media Analysis
Media analysis has become an underrated art in recent years, especially following the decreasing media literacy rates in the U.S. and rising use of AI. Students in particular have been dismissive of analysis. Find out more in this article by Marlon Bojorge.
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Is 2026 Really the New 2016?
As we enter the new year it seems that people have found the best way to adapt to the new year is by labeling it as the new 2016. People are going back to old songs, posting throwback photos, and other older trends to remember when times were seemly much simpler. As told by Andrinika…
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Revisiting the Page and Messenger Program at the Florida Capitol
Journalist Sabrina Alonso was once again invited to the Page and Messenger Program at the Florida Capitol this year. Reflecting on her experience through photos, Sabrina shares the perks of the program for Florida students.
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