Our staff writer, Elizabeth Martinez, explains the history behind the crisis in Northern Iraq and Syria, and ISIS.
This video is the first of a 2-part series on ISIS.
Spirit week begins tomorrow and brings on the age-old dilemma of what to wear. Here are some ideas just to get you started on what you can do for this year’s Spirit Week.
By Andres Cruz Last Night, The Miami Hurricanes annihilated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, 41-8. The Decades long rivalry dates back to the late 1980s, when the outcome of each game against each other resulted in a large rise or drop in ranking for both sides. Together, numerous fights that would break out on the…
By Melanie Fernandez Featuring Psychologist Annette Gutierrez Hersh and Town Clerk Gina Inguanzo In a matter of weeks, the world was forced to shelter away in their homes as the novel coronavirus outbreak swept through each country. All routines were interrupted, and life was put on pause as millions grappled for a sense of normalcy….
By Christine Romero This year has come to be known as the throwback year for everything in fashion. The 90’s have made a reappearance in 2016 with trends such as dark color schemes, furs, plaid, and turtlenecks. Here are the year’s beauty and fashion trends to incorporate into this season’s attire: Furs Famous faces— Janet…
Recycling campaigns have become the center of environmental movements in recent years, yet their success can be hard to place. In Romania, these efforts have become impossible to miss, as the country transforms into one of the world’s leading countries in beverage container recycling. Learn more as told by Zoe Rodriguez.
By Kymani Hughes Since the coronavirus has entered our lives, masks have become an essential part of our ‘new normal’. With half of our face covered while out and about, the way we do our makeup has changed along with everything else. At a time like this, the lipsticks and highlighter are better off staying…