Recent Posts
Stayin’ Alive: Small Business Edition
By: Katharine Bales ’22 and Natalie Ro ’22 School has kept going since the COVID-19 crisis, but what about small local businesses such as coffee shops, small restaurants and boutiques? … Continue reading Stayin’ Alive: Small Business Edition
How COVID-19 is Affecting Ursuline Students and Their Families
Because of COVID-19, which started to affect the U.S. in early March, millions of workers nationwide have lost their jobs due to local and statewide shutdowns. Employment rates have plummeted … Continue reading How COVID-19 is Affecting Ursuline Students and Their Families
Ranking Late Night’s Adaptations to Social Distancing
Quarantine has altered nearly every aspect of daily life. The abrupt change has forced all of us to change our daily habits and activities. No place is this more amplified … Continue reading Ranking Late Night’s Adaptations to Social Distancing
The Political Hype of TikTok
In the TikTok realm of renegades, povs and humorous sketches, content promoting political campaigns and debates may seem like an outlier. The growing popularity of political creators, debates and content … Continue reading The Political Hype of TikTok
Why You Need To Rewatch Harry Potter During Quarantine
While the coronavirus seems to be swallowing the United States whole and the secret introverted charm of quarantine steadily wears away, what else is there to do but hop off … Continue reading Why You Need To Rewatch Harry Potter During Quarantine
Shoes Trends to Follow This Summer
Trendy shoes have always been a staple for a good outfit. Between sneakers, sandals, heels and slides, shoes can really make or break your look. A good shoe must allow … Continue reading Shoes Trends to Follow This Summer
Endangered Cable TV Faces Extinction
Who watches cable TV anymore? Since the late 1800s when the possibility to produce images was invented by Giovanna Caselli, many people have attempted to improve communication. After Alexander Bell’s … Continue reading Endangered Cable TV Faces Extinction
Dancing Goodbye: Teacher and Choreographer Answers a Senior’s Questions
As I reflect on my time at Ursuline, I am appreciative to so many peers and teachers who have helped me become who I am today. One person who rises … Continue reading Dancing Goodbye: Teacher and Choreographer Answers a Senior’s Questions
Recalling the Last Day of School: Career Day 2020
No one could have known that the last normal day of school for 2019-2020 would have fallen on Career Day. On March 11, Ursuline closed and has remain closed through … Continue reading Recalling the Last Day of School: Career Day 2020
Learning Loss Crisis Affects Grade Schoolers
Grade school is a distinct learning period in any student’s life. Solidifying foundational concepts and introducing more advanced critical thinking occurs roughly over the five-year period between first to fifth … Continue reading Learning Loss Crisis Affects Grade Schoolers
At Home Too, Celebrities Are Busy Spreading Cheer
Celebrities are not the most relatable individuals, with their Olympic-sized pools and NBA-sized basketball courts. However, right now they are doing their best to encourage their fans and followers. Many … Continue reading At Home Too, Celebrities Are Busy Spreading Cheer