Ice block causes hypothermia scare in Canada: On Mar. 8, 23 men, women, and children headed onto the ice in Georgian Bay, Canada to fish. They realized the ice had moved when […]
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Tornados sweep across southwestern US
By: Isabella Langner Center Editor Powerful tornadoes swept across southwestern Michigan and Oklahoma, killing six people and injuring many others on Mar. 6. In Union City, Michigan, the tornado killed three people, […]
Akuntsu tribe welcomes new life
By: Kloe Adams Games Creator The Akuntsu, an indigenous tribe located in the state of Rondônia in western Brazil, had only three surviving members in the beginning of 2025: Pugapia and her […]
Discourse surrounds Big Bend National Park
By: Chloe Wilson Culture Editor Due to the discourse surrounding President Donald Trump’s push to build a border wall in and around Big Bend National Park, plans may be reversed by U.S. […]
Violence erupts in Puerto Vallarta
By: Britt Melinauskas National/World Editor On Feb. 22, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) unleashed mass violence across Mexican cities. The cartel blocked roads, set vehicles on fire, and turned the state […]
Colossal Biosciences Inc. attempts to bring species back
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor With over five billion species extinct and one million currently at risk, most conservation organizations focus on protecting endangered species. Colossal Biosciences Inc., though, is an exception. […]
Stocks experience a sustained drop
By: Lydia Liu Public Relations Manager Stocks dropped sharply this week as rising oil prices and global tensions made investors nervous about where the economy might be heading. On March 12, major […]
Scientists discover cancer-eating bacteria
By: Gowri Sunil News Editor Recently, scientists discovered a new potential cancer treatment involving engineered bacteria. The research process began with PhD student Bahram Zargar at the University of Waterloo in Canada. […]
50 giant tortoises come home
By: Jordan Park Website Manager More than a century after they disappeared, Galápagos giant tortoises are finally returning to the islands. Due to the efforts of the Floreana Ecological Restoration Project led […]
Scientists approve stem cell therapies
By: Tanvi Ambekar Opinion Editor In the flurry of current international scientific developments, two separate companies in Japan have recently announced the approval of two new stem cell therapies thought to be […]
United States and Israel launch joint air-strikes on Iran
By: Atharava Pandey Sports Editor The Feb. 28 attack on Iran has completely changed the outlook of global politics and the economy. After the U.S. and Israel launched joint airstrikes on Iran, […]
President Trump gives lengthy State of the Union Address
By: Quinn Hathaway Media Production Editor President Donald Trump delivered the longest State of the Union Address (SOTU) in U.S. history on Feb. 24, with his speech lasting one hour and forty-seven […]
Measles cases in the U.S. rise
By: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor Measles, once eliminated in the United States, has recently resurged. While this news seems rather insubstantial in contrast with other events occurring in the nation, the disease’s […]
Trump reappoints DHS head
By: Jane Wilde Humor Editor Although she helped fulfill President Trump’s border pledges, Trump fired Kristi Noem on Mar. 5 from the head of Homeland Security position for drawing negative attention to […]
Texas conducts its preliminary elections for U.S. Senate
By: Sahil Muthurkishnan Culture Editor On Mar. 3, Texas held its primary elections for the U.S. Senate. While the state initially seemed unachievable for Democrats, if a few decisions go in their […]