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 Aliwi Al-Issa, a 21-year-old man who was born in Syria but raised in Colorado, walked into a King Soopers store in the city of Boulder, and opened fire with a…
By Kevin Perez The belief of astrology dates back to millennials. Despite receiving menial acknowledgement from the scientific community, and even less support from scientific evidence, superstitious minds still find logic in astrology through zodiac signs or birth months. Astrology is the divinity of information that can predict human and world events through the observation…
By Valentina Foglia Latin Music is far from new. However, it wasn’t always on the rise like it has been during recent years. Latin music was once just composed of local Hispanic areas and the Latinx culture. It never dominated American music charts, was never honored at awards ceremonies, and was rarely played on local…
By Vanessa Falcon The final application has been submitted, one last deadline beaten— college application season has closed for seniors. Such a stressing time for these young adults is made worse by helicopter parents. If the student doesn’t want their parents to be nosing around and making things worse, there is one simple solution: don’t…
By Kevin Perez Yesterday afternoon, Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder finalized a trade that would send veteran forward Trevor Ariza to Miami in exchange for Meyers Leonard and a 2027 second-round pick. Given the circumstances, Miami can dump Leonard’s contract while receiving a solid veteran who will play the power forward role — a…
By Carla Rubio No matter the surplus of achievements made last night—Beyonce’s record breaking amount of wins and Billie Eilish’s seven awards at 19—they were not enough to garner the attention of the masses. In recent years, the Grammys has been highly scrutinized for its lack of diversity, politics, and suspected rigging of the awards….
By Angely Peña and Anthony Vidal The 63rd annual Grammys commence tonight, being the epitome of finally making it in the music industry. This past year has seen the rise of many new artists and the improvement of past icons. However, this year more than ever, diversity emerged in prominence. Those watching live not only…
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 have jumped one hour. Americans in every state of the nation, except Hawaii and Arizona, have ultimately lost an hour of sleep, making mornings tougher than it already is in…
By Kayla Cheung Since its inception in 1986, Women’s History Month has been an important time for the United States to recognize women’s achievements in all fields, despite sexist societal odds. Thirty-five year later, more of such sentiments emerge across the globe, amplifying the change to reflect on trailblazing women. Changes in society materialized on…
By Kymani Hughes With a large number of more mature Americans qualified for COVID-19 antibodies and restricted supplies, many keep on portraying an unhinged and baffling inquiry to get a shot, plagued by vulnerability and trouble. The endeavors to immunize individuals who are 65 and more established have stressed under the colossal interest that has…