Arts
Cue the Feels: Review of Apollo’s “Miscast”
Kyora Wallace, Contributing Writer |
This weekend the Apollo Music Club held its first showcase of the new semester. Miscast was a showcase with the intention of breaking gender roles …
Articles by The State Times
Culture
Shootout in Houston, TX
Casey McShea, Staff Writer |
Four Houston police officers were shot and another suffered a knee injury on Monday, January 28, while serving a search warrant, according to police Chief …
News
The Toronto Terror
Kyora Wallace, Contributing Writer|
Back in January 2018, Bruce McArthur was arrested for the murder and dismemberment of five men. He was known as a regular at the local …
Culture
Horoscopes (Week of February 8)
Aries (March 21-April 19) With February being the month of love, you’re eager to get right in the swing of things, Aries. You have a dynamic personality that is sure …
News
Polar Vortex
Tara O’Leary, Staff Writer|
Record low temperatures swept across the nation last week due to a polar vortex. NBC meteorologist, Kathryn Prociv called it a “historical cold” as some …
News
Trump Associate Arrested in Ongoing Russia Investigation
Maggie McCann, Staff Writer|
Special Counsel Robert Muller’s investigation claims another victim as Political Consultant
Roger Stone was arrested this past Friday, January 25. Stone was arrested early Friday …
Arts
Spying Through FaceTime?
Tara O’Leary, Staff Writer |
A major error on Apple’s group FaceTime feature was discovered last week. Callers who turned a regular FaceTime call into a group chat would then …
Arts
Bachelor Contestant Opens up About Sexual Assault
Maggie McCann, Contributing Writer |
Trigger warning: Mentions of sexual assault and rape.
During the January 28 episode of ABC’s “The Bachelor,” a truly groundbreaking conversation took place between the …
Culture
One Dead, Orland Park Shooting
Casey McShea, Staff Writer |
Orland Park Police have identified the man they believe to have carried out a shooting at Orland Square Mall in Illinois on January 21. The …
Culture
Los Angeles Education
Casey McShea, Staff Writer |
Over 30,000 Los Angeles teachers went on strike in the second week of January, demanding class size reductions, rather than a pay raise. The …