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School has been moved to the bedroom, shopping to online, and sports and activities to the backyard. Since the shelter-in-place orders have been in place, Ursuline students are forced to … Continue reading Olympians Train from Their Own Living Rooms
Image: Phoenix Suns Arena sports stadium Courtesy of Fansided Sports is one of America’s greatest pastimes. Fall is packed with Sunday night football games. Winter weekends are filled with basketball … Continue reading Covid-19 Takes a Hit at the Sports Industry
The number one question on every student’s mind when struggling with algebraic equations or memorizing every act of the U.S. Constitution goes like this, “When am I ever going to … Continue reading New Life Skills Class Offers Practical Lessons
Nothing describes summer better than stories of friendship, romance, thrill or fun, the main characters all thriving under the hot sun with no school. All these aspects can be found … Continue reading Making Summer Feel Like a Movie
Everyone binges the startling crime scene stories or the tense recaps of high school dramas, but because we become accustomed to the comfort of the couch and the popcorn … Continue reading Get Your History Lessons from Netflix
Each high school girl waltzes into the ballroom dressed in her sleek black dress with each high school boy wearing a matching tuxedo jacket and a bow tie. However, … Continue reading Those JSB Cowboy Boots Have a Cause
We are in the midst of chaos right now this school year. Teachers are no longer hesitant to give students constant tests and quizzes, and students are no longer … Continue reading Studying Outside of the Box
In today’s world, individuals rise to fame through social media posts, electric cars turn from dream to reality and the Internet is not just a luxury, but vital to … Continue reading Generation Z Rises
The world is overflowing with questions just waiting for someone to answer them. Kathy Sherman, Ursuline theology teacher and inquisitive answer seeker, strives to clarify any theological, spiritual or moral … Continue reading ‘Coffee with Kathy ‘Answers Students’ Deepest Questions
An average day in the life of an average Venezuelan is one where they awake to a pitch-black bedroom because the government cut the power without reason again. They then walk outside without breakfast because the 53,798,500% inflation rate makes even … Continue reading Ursuline Junior Leads Intramural Service Project