Southwest Shadow

Insta yikes

Dean Carrasco
November 22, 2019

Instagram hides likes and its new update is still being tested out.

The inevitable generational divide

Eriyale Williams
November 20, 2019

Age may only be a number, but it isn’t stopping younger generations from poking fun at those older than them.

A hill to die on

Ahmed Ahmed
November 20, 2019

Katie Hill’s actions reveal a larger problem of employers abusing their power and authority over their employees.

It just got too real

Dean Carrasco
November 18, 2019

The screaming cat lady meme has been going strong for over six months.

Breaking, bending the rules

Dean Carrasco
November 8, 2019

It's not easy for President Donald Trump to follow the rules.

EDITORIAL: Donations needed–but not from everyone

Southwest Shadow
November 8, 2019

Especially in a country that praises their freedom, no one should have to beg to be granted the same basic services.

Kellogg’s new cereal

Dean Carrasco
October 30, 2019

Kelloggs takes a stand to bullying and makes an all together breakfast to show awareness to bullying.

SATIRE: Not so innocent creatures

Eriyale Williams
October 18, 2019

Not everything meets the eye–especially when it comes to the sky.

Makeup does not define gender

Dean Carrasco
October 17, 2019

Makeup is no way in any form meant to be just for women, or just for men. It's an art of expression, but YouTuber Trisha Paytas uses makeup to brand themselves as a gay trans male.

EDITORIAL: Lord have mercy

Southwest Shadow
October 16, 2019

Recent laws forcing Christianity in schools have sparked controversy.

EDITORIAL: A Black and white issue

Southwest Shadow
October 11, 2019

White privilege is not a black vs white issue, it is a black and white issue.

All’s fair in leaving war

Ahmed Ahmed
October 9, 2019

Should the United States really stay in Syria forever?