The School Newspaper of Ursuline Academy of Dallas
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
By: Madeline Butler ’24 Vow, an Australian cultured meat startup, created what it calls a mammoth meatball in a lab. While it was not made for human consumption, the … Continue reading Cultured Meat Startup Creates a Mammoth Meatball
By: Hannah Singer ’23 What began as a naïve college list in 1983 quickly spiraled into an overvalued list that millions of students and parents consult in hopes of … Continue reading Do Yourself a Favor and Ignore the ‘U.S. News’ College Rankings
By: Hannah Singer ’23 In the wake of countless school shootings, hundreds of thousands of schools across the nation have taken to tightening up security measures. From investing in … Continue reading School Security Strikes it Rich, Offers Little Proof of Benefits
By: Ella Forsthoffer ’24 Water is a crucial piece of our search for habitable planets and life beyond Earth. As NASA missions explore our solar system and search for new … Continue reading Hidden Water Source Found on the Moon
By: Maddox Short ’23 Nancy Pelosi—the first woman elected as Speaker of the House and the first woman to lead a major political party in Congress—stepped down from her … Continue reading Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi Retires After Long Term
By: Ava Mychel Rodriguez ’24 When George Santos was running to be the U.S. representative for New York’s 3rd Congressional District in November 2022, his backstory seemed to be … Continue reading George Santos: Debriefing the Congressman’s False Claims
By: Madeline Butler ’24 The breakthroughs offered by regenerative medicine ranging from tissue repair to potentially lab grown organs mean that soon, damage once thought to be irreversible could … Continue reading Regenerative Medicine: Advancements in Science
By: Caroline Smith ’24 Easter is a holiday celebrated around the globe. And while most of us Americans celebrate Easter with classic traditions like tracking the Easter bunny or … Continue reading Easter Traditions Around the Globe, From Eggs to Witches