By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer Mexico City hosted its second annual Day of the Dead Parade along a four-mile stretch of the Paseo de la Reforma on ...
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By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer A devastating typhoon made landfall on the east coast of Japan on Monday, Oct. 23, only one day before elections for ...
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By Jahnvi Upreti Staff Writer Thousands marched in Yangon, Myanmar, in support of the military, which caused Rohingya people to flee the country on Sunday, ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez Sports Editor After 30 days, six contractors finished the construction of eight different prototype walls in San Diego for President ...
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By Joanne Kim Staff Writer The last traces of Hurricane Nate will soon be forgotten, as cleanup crews begin to pick up swathes of debris on West Beach, ...
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By Zachary Sobol Staff Writer More than 300 people were killed, and hundreds of others wounded by a truck bomb on Oct. 15 in Mogadishu, the capital of ...
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By Joanne Kim Staff Writer A 38-year-old model-actress from Italy was the sixth woman to accuse movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault, according ...
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By Brielle Bryan Lips pursed, fingers clenched, eyes closed. I watch myself in the mirror, staring at the reflection of an 11-year-old who was told that ...
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By Richard Chachowski Female artists and entertainers deserve to be afforded the same respect as men when building their careers. Prominent men in the ...
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By Joanne Kim Staff Writer Tens of thousands of people on Oct. 1 marched in Hong Kong in support of the city’s continued autonomy from China. This ...
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By Caroline King Correspondent Three weeks after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico continues to feel the devastating effects. As of Oct. 14, more than 1.2 ...
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By Julia Marnin Staff Writer The deadliest mass shooting in American history occurred on Oct. 1, leaving 59 dead and over 500 injured in Las Vegas, according ...
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By Heidi Cho My definition of good writing has become increasingly ambiguous, between the academic papers, poems, novels and news articles I read. It ...
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By Joanne Kim and Heidi Cho Staff Writer and Nation & World Editor The Trump administration acknowledged on Saturday, Sept. 30, that there are direct ...
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By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer Police violence broke out on Sunday, Oct. 1, during the illegal referendum that ended with 761 injured citizens, according ...
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By Zachary Sobol Staff Writer As of Monday, Oct. 2, protests in St. Louis have lasted 17 consecutive days, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Protesters ...
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By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer The prime minister of Iceland, Bjarni Benediktsson, resigned on Sept. 16, after the discovery of a coverup of the government-backed ...
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By Joann Kim Correspondent Four American tourists were attacked with acid on Sept. 17. The attacker is suspected to be a 41-year-old woman from Marseilles, ...
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By Heidi Cho Nation & World Editor Facebook released 3,000 advertisements seemingly linked to Russia over to Congress and the Special Counsel on ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez There has always been a small bridge between sports and politics. In 1968, Olympic American sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos ...
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