The famous Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, AKA the Notre Dame Cathedral, was severely damaged in a fire on April 15th, and I definitely have feelings about it. Most of you reading this probably do too, so let’s dive into what actually happened and what’s in the future for this historical and beautiful cathedral.
The iconic Gothic cathedral caught on fire Monday evening, but avoided total destruction and now faces plans to rebuild.
Growing up there was one thing I was known for. It wasn’t how well I played soccer or how pretty I was, it was how much happiness I had...
Last week, after the terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand and the 17-minute video showing every gruesome detail, I...
Maybe love doesn't conquer all.
It's Orlando’s turn to take care of the man who has spent all of his life taking care of its wildlife.
On January 11th, the night after the death of Officer Natalie Corona, I saw the musical “Come From Away.” It tells the true story of a tiny...
For those of you who don’t know, as of today, November 17, there have been 71 deaths reported, due to the Northern California wildfire (...
Last week I wrote about how "things are not as broken as they seem." Then they shattered.
12 dead after gunman opens fire at Borderline Bar and Grill’s College Country Music Night
12 people were killed and 11 injured in a shooting at a California Bar yesterday morning. The gunman, now identified by investigators as...
A piece of creative poetry by Cecilia Ruvinsky.
Why we need to do better.
"Both victims were a part of the Florida State University family."
An Account of the Tragedy that Occurred on 10.22.18
A fatal limo accident takes the lives of twenty in a tragic turn for the worst.
Women are powerful. Women are strong. Women have worth that has nothing to do with you.
Who decides when the flag outside of Chambers gets flown half-staff? What constitutes a tragedy that is worthy of lowering the flag? But more importantly, what doesn't?
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” – George Santayana.
As someone who wants to be a teacher for our youth, I fear for the changes that may come after these tragic school shooting.
