Pope Francis declares Mother Teresa a saint
By Signal Correspondent | Sep. 14, 2016By Danielle Silvia Staff Writer Mother Teresa MC was officially declared a saint on Sunday, Sept. 4, at the Saint Peter’s Square in the Vatican by ...
Read More »By Danielle Silvia Staff Writer Mother Teresa MC was officially declared a saint on Sunday, Sept. 4, at the Saint Peter’s Square in the Vatican by ...
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Read More »By Nicole DeStefano Nation & World Editor The disastrous flood affecting Louisiana has become the worst natural disaster to hit the United States ...
Read More »By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer In an effort to be more inclusive, Princeton University’s Office of Human Resources sent out a memo earlier this month ...
Read More »By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer Ansar al-Islam, a Bangladeshi militant group with close links to al-Qaeda, claimed responsibility for the killings ...
Read More »By Camellia Carbonaro Staff Writer On Monday, April 25, Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced that the kingdom would deviate ...
Read More »By Jennifer Goetz Nation & World Editor On the night of Sunday, April 22, eight members of the Rhoden family were killed “execution-style” as ...
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By Camellia Carbonaro Staff Writer In the fall of 1838, Georgetown University’s early presidents, Thomas F. Mulledy and William McSherry, organized ...
Read More »By Jennifer Goetz Nation & World Editor The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decided on Thursday, April 14, to permit folic acid in corn-masa flour. ...
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Read More »By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer An explosion and wildfire caused from a botched fireworks display killed 113 people and injured over 500 at a Hindu ...
Read More »By Zahra Memon Correspondent On Sunday, April 3, Azerbaijan and Armenia, neighboring countries located in the South Asian subcontinent, agreed on a cease-fire ...
Read More »By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer The fate of Brazil’s president, Dilma Rousseff, is becoming bleaker as the days pass. On Wednesday, April 6, special ...
Read More »By Zahra Memon On Tuesday, March 22, the city of Brussels was reduced to shambles. While the news about Belgium was being broadcast worldwide, every station ...
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