Archive (Page 68)

December 20, 2023

Unpacking Media Biases in the Coverage of Israel-Palestine

How does media language shape our views on international conflicts? Explore the nuances of reporting in the Israel-Hamas conflict and the call for ethical journalism.

By Teresa Mettela

December 20, 2023

West China Tea Company to Be Displaced Due To I-35 Expansion Project

“It’s not that we’re being displaced, I accept that we’re being displaced, I accept that highways need to expand," said So Han Fan, founder of West China Tea Company.

By Giselle Guadrón

December 20, 2023

Day in The Life of an Artist

A passion for art and painting has always been present in Bailey Gander, a recent graduate from the University of Colorado Boulder.

By Alexa Sabatte

December 20, 2023

Food Inflation at Union Square Farmers Market

Elevated prices are being felt in one of New York City's famous Farmers Market in Union Square.

By Mia Faye Kreindler

December 20, 2023

Opening Statements in Brooklyn Burglary Trial: ‘It’s maintenance,’ the Alleged Intruder Said to Enter Her Home

In a riveting opening statement at Kings County Supreme Criminal Court on Oct. 6, prosecutors accused Robert Whiteley of a home invasion, while the defense challenged the absence of incriminating fingerprints.

By Katie Coss