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This year, Ursuline welcomed Ashley Rae Jackson as the Director of Admission and Enrollment Management. While at the University of Nevada, Reno, on a full academic and athletic scholarship, … Continue reading Ursuline Welcomes New Director of Admission
In the current political climate, there has been growing tension between the press and the people, particularly those involved in politics or activism. Even straight news stories are often … Continue reading Northwestern Reporters Apologize for Reporting
Social media is flooded with images and videos that its early innovators could have never foreseen. One puzzling new trend involves teens posting videos of themselves drinking milk to … Continue reading Does Anyone Like Milk Anymore?
The Thanksgiving vs. Christmas debate is forever to remain unsettled. The question is as impossible as apple cider vs. hot chocolate or pumpkin vs. apple pie. Everyone has their … Continue reading Adding Sparkle to Holiday Season’s Gray Area
Taylor Louviere, a member of Ursuline’s class of 2020, is a leader and friend to all. Never one to talk about herself at length, Louviere’s multi-dimensional personality is rarely highlighted … Continue reading Taylor Louviere ’20 Is Ursuline’s Champion
Cooler weather is best celebrated with a hot drink. And, in my opinion, the latte is perfect to keep warm. Whether you are obsessed or are completely new to … Continue reading Defining Your Own Latte
For decades, we have heard from a multitude of activists and environmentalists to alter our lifestyles in an effort to prevent global warming, and while some listened, others profoundly … Continue reading What Exactly Is a Climate Disaster?
Some people may consider Christmas their favorite holiday. Others- Thanksgiving. But for Emma Luo ’22, it’s Black Friday. Black Friday is that Friday following Thanksgiving Day in the United States, … Continue reading The Best Holiday of the Year: Black Friday
“It’s the Coachella of the South. My friends and I had been planning this trip nearly half a year in advance, and it surely did not disappoint,” said Hailey Gulick … Continue reading ACL Fest: Is It Really Worth the Hype?
Texas has among the highest grossing national college football programs, making almost every new NCAA rule have the largest impact here. The NCAA claims that all athletes are “students first, … Continue reading New Law on Paying College Athletes Will Benefit Texas
Students across America are limited in the area of decision making. From voting to running for political positions, anyone under 18 does not have much of a say in what … Continue reading AP Government Classes Form Mock Congress with Real Effects on Ursuline
Everyone destresses in different ways. If you are Sarah Hui ’20, perhaps you throw a solo dance party in your bedroom. Maybe you are more of an Ellie Skelly … Continue reading It is Time to Destress, Class of 2020