The School Newspaper of Ursuline Academy of Dallas
By: Ella Forsthoffer ’24 When it comes to shopping for clothing, furnishings and groceries all in one trip, Costco and IKEA often stand out as popular destinations. Among the many … Continue reading Costco vs. IKEA: The Battle of Retail Giant Food Courts
By: Madeline Butler ’24 It has been almost eight decades since a nuclear weapon has been fired in war, but these dangerous weapons still pose large threats as they age. … Continue reading How the US Takes Care of Aging Nuclear Weapons
By: Caroline Cutchall ’24 From the world’s biggest fashion brands, such as Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein, to blooming brands who make their debut through this monumental event, New York … Continue reading New York Fashion Week
By: Charlotte Tilden ’25 Recently, UK prime minister, Rishi Sunak, announced that the American XL Bully will be banned by the end of 2023. Prime Minister Sunak tweeted, “It’s clear … Continue reading Possible Ban on American Bully in the United Kingdom
By: Ella Forsthoffer ’24 While the fall season often generates collective excitement over popular holidays such as Halloween and Thanksgiving, it also includes a number of celebrations that are … Continue reading Celebrating Your Freedom to Read: History of Banning Books
By: Madeline Butler ’24 The United States’ domestic semiconductor manufacturing industry has garnered an influx of interest amid recent concerns about international chip manufacturing. While these pieces of technology … Continue reading U.S. Makes Policy Changes in Semiconductor Manufacturing
By: Ashley Parades ’25 People across the world have recently reported seeing alien spaceships flying through the night that look like a string of pearls flying through the sky. … Continue reading Are There Aliens in the Night Sky? Unusual Sightings Reported
By: Sofia Wren ’25 As summer went by, many noticed the high, never-ending temperatures that Texas experienced. Dallas temperatures reached a record high of 110 degrees, beating the city’s … Continue reading Rising Temperatures Around the World Cause Concern
By: Ashley Paredes ’25 A few weeks after an Ursuline Dallas delegation visited Brescia House School in South Africa, their students returned to our campus in April. Students … Continue reading Interview with the South African Delegation