The School Newspaper of Ursuline Academy of Dallas
Hana St. Juliana, 14; Madisyn Baldwin, 17; Tate Myre, 16; Justin Shilling, 17—four students who died unexpectedly on a regular day at school, all because of one classmate’s actions. … Continue reading The Latest on Oxford High School
Anyone who goes to Ursuline probably knows of Kevin Carmen, the security guard who circles the school on his bike and waves to students every morning. We all should know … Continue reading Ursuline Behind the Scenes: Security Edition
“I was in ceramics class and while I was working on a project, Ms. Schlief-Freese began to scream, ‘KITTY, KITTY!’ When I ran out and saw that it was a … Continue reading It’s Meow or Never: Senior Finds Kitten on EC Stairs
Two Ugandan priests named Father Joe—one tall and one short—lighten the mood with their dancing, laughing and singing every time they set foot on our campus, and this fall they … Continue reading The Joes Return to Dallas
Few people knew of Pete Buttigieg two years ago. Now he serves as Secretary of the United States Department of Transportation. The Indianan native attended Harvard until 2004 … Continue reading From South Bend to U.S. Transportation
An unpleasant combination of Covid-19 and the holidays has raised numerous questions concerning holidays this year: Are holiday parties safe? Can families reunite for Christmas and trust not to … Continue reading Have a Covid-Friendly Christmas
Ah, cancel culture: the modern issue of online shaming, usually directed toward the wrong person for the wrong reasons. Today’s pick-and-choose cancel culture overreacts to social media creators’ … Continue reading Cancel Culture’s New Rise
“Tonight, @FLOTUS and I tested positive for COVID-19,” Donald Trump tweeted before 1:00 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 2. “We will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately.” COVID-19, … Continue reading A Debrief: Trump’s Covid Diagnosis