More than a Ribbon
This October commences the 39th annual breast cancer awareness month. Learn more about what this month means and how it came to be, as told by Marlon Bojorge.
This October commences the 39th annual breast cancer awareness month. Learn more about what this month means and how it came to be, as told by Marlon Bojorge.
France made history on March 4th, becoming the first country to protect abortion rights under its constitution. The decision saw overwhelming support in the French Parliament. Read more about the monumental law, as told by Tiffany Perera.
Sweden officially joined NATO on March 7th, after years of military neutrality. Despite applying in 2022, the nation underwent several challenges in its endeavor to join the alliance. Read more about the nation’s motivations and experience as told by Bryan Pinero.
King Charles was diagnosed with cancer on February 5th. The royal family has since spoken out and taken actions, propelled by the diagnosis. Read more in this article written by Thomas Farrugia.
The Israel-Hamas war continues to rage on, and many countries have taken notice of the conflict. South Africa took it upon themselves to bring the issue to the ICJ, calling it a genocide. Read more as written by Thomas Farrugia.
2023 saw several walkouts, world-wide, many of which were successful. Will these strikes continue into the new year? Read about the strikes of 2023 and their future in this article by Thomas Farrugia.
On December 3rd, 2023, an eruption in the Marapi volcano took the lives of 23 people. Read more about the tragedy, written by Elizabeth Gonzalez.
In recent weeks, China has been experiencing spikes in respiratory illnesses. Read more about the factors contributing to the spike and the measures China has taken against it in this article by D’arin Floyd-Baldwin.
Since February 2022, the conflict between Ukraine and Russia has not ended. Read about the updates coming from the conflict as written by Elizabeth Gonzalez.
After a long history of the Latin Grammys taking place in the U.S., they are finally being hosted in another country for this year’s Latin Grammys in Spain. Read about this change as written by D’Arin Floyd-Baldwin.