Southwest Shadow

Nursing seniors to visit Nevada State Veteran’s Home

Julia Cox
February 9, 2018

Nursing seniors begin clinical with the orientation that they will attend this week.

Sin city: aptly named

Vinh Tran
February 5, 2018

Crime rates in Las Vegas have been steadily increasing. There needs to be immediate action in order for the city to improve.

Two steps back

Isabelle Del
February 5, 2018

A comment about "stepping up" is sending the Grammy's two steps back in progress.

EDITORIAL: The clock has run out for inequality

Southwest Shadow
January 31, 2018

In lieu of the recent Golden Globes, the Time’s Up movement has gained support for it’s promises on equality

Graphic Design students prepare entries to “Doodle 4 Google”

Alyx Beeten
January 31, 2018

Students design Google pages based on what inspires them.

‘We The People’ competitors travel to Reno

Jackelyn Romo
January 30, 2018

Students competing in We The People head to Reno for the state competition this Saturday.

It is quite rare to see a minority reporting current events on American television. However, that norm is slowly changing as more people of color or different religious identities have been hired as journalists over the years.

Biology students study people’s habits

Charli Gisi
January 29, 2018

Freshmen biology students are conducting a research to get a better understanding about alleles.

SATIRE: Clothes make the man

Vinh Tran
January 25, 2018

My life has one focus, clothes. Even if I lack any sense of style or responsibility, hopefully wearing expensive clothes will suffice.

The American Dream(ers)

Cassie Valdez
January 24, 2018

Despite the government shutdown, the fate of DACA has yet to be rescued.

Blood donations needed due to shortage

Julia Cox
January 24, 2018

Blood donations are needed as hospital beds overflow due to the Influenza epidemic in Las Vegas.

Nursing students start CPR certification

Jackelyn Romo
January 22, 2018

Nursing assisting students are taught CPR in order to prepare for clinicals.