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Although the Tulsa Race Massacre happened over a century ago, its legacy still lives on in the memories of survivors and many families of victims. The Tulsa Race Massacre occurred …
Read MoreOn April 26, the University of California (UC) system announced that all tuition for Native American individuals of federally recognized tribes will be waived starting in the fall 2022 semester. …
Read MoreThrough “doping,” or taking illegal substances, athletes can increase their blood flow efficiency and improve their endurance levels for competitions. Thus, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) prohibits the usage of …
Read MoreFigure skater Nathan Chen’s noteworthy routine at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics has captivated audiences from all over the globe with his famous quadruple axel jumps. On Feb. 10, Chen …
Read MoreOn Jan. 7, Amy Schneider made history as the first transgender person to win over $1 million on “Jeopardy!” and to qualify for the Tournament of Champions, which is a …
Read MoreBetty White, a longtime American actress and comedian, passed away at 99 years old on Dec. 31, 2021. Following her death, tributes from numerous organizations, celebrities and other public figures …
Read More“Encanto” is the newest installment in Walt Disney Animation Studios’ (Disney) collection of culturally diverse films, and is set to release on Nov. 24. The movie is set in the …
Read MoreDia de los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead, is a holiday celebrated on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 to remember and honor family members who have died. …
Read MoreOriginally proposed to Congress on Oct. 28, Biden’s new Build Back Better plan is garnering both controversy and support, especially regarding paid family leave. In order for the bill to …
Read MoreRecently, students have not been able to hold meetings in classrooms or contact their teachers after school, which sparked a rumor that the teachers are going on strike. However, this …
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