A glimpse into the makeup world’s limited selection for people of color
12/5/2018
Why is inclusivity still a challenge?
The beginner's guides to K-Pop
10/2/2018
There are plenty of other artists to discover beyond some of the more famous names dominating the K-Pop landscape. From upbeat bops to tracks inspired by R&B, there’s something for everyone. Check out this beginner’s guide to K-Pop and delve into songs that’ll make it easy for newbies to fall in love with South Korean music.
St. Mary's Mock Trial Heads to State
2/23/2017
For the first time in mock trial history, the St. Mary's teams competed against their top competitor: each other. The two teams went head-to-head to win both first and second in the Regional Championship, both qualifiying for state competition in March.
What Your iPhone Could be Doing to Your Health
2/1/2017
In the past ten years, the iPhone has benefited many people across the world. But, did you know that could actually be harming you? Yes, our beloved devices might be causing our demise. Find out how here.
St. Jude’s Impact On St. Mary’s And the Community
12/1/2016
This weekend, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is hosting their annual “Marathon Weekend,” which includes a 5K, 10K, half marathon, and full marathon. For the second year, St. Mary’s is partnering with the hospital and has an official team for the race. The partnership between St. Mary’s and St. Jude allows our school to support the hospital as they research, treat, and work to defeat childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Find out more about the weekend and the partnership.
Could the Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle Finally Be Solved?
11/2/2016
The long-standing mystery of the Bermuda Triangle may have been solved! Scientists believe that this notorious area might just be haunted with unusual weather patterns. Find out here how St. Mary's Environmental Science students respond to the topic.
Pepe the Frog Now Classified As Hate Symbol
10/12/2016
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) now considers Pepe the frog, a popular Internet meme, a hate symbol. Pepe now joins a list of other hate symbols such as the burning cross, the swastika, and the Ku Klux Klan robes.
Epipen Maker Agrees to Pay Government $465 Million
10/12/2016
On Friday, October 7 Mylan agreed to pay $465 million to the government after reaching a settlement with the Department of Justice and other agencies. The recent settlement is a small step in effort to reduce the cost of EpiPens but only the beginning of reparations for Mylan.
Harry Potter House is a Window into Childhood
10/10/2016
The original house in which Harry Potter lived in a cupboard under the stairs for the Harry Potter films is now for sale for nearly a half a million pounds ($620,000). For anyone who has dreamed of being accepted into Hogwarts, this is just one more reason to relive a love for all things Potter.
Library of Congress swears in Carla Hayden, the first African American and first Female Librarian of Congress
9/25/2016
Carla Hayden was sworn in on Wednesday, September 14, as not only the first woman but also the first African American to hold the title of Librarian of Congress. Hayden, representing the 85 percent women dominated library workforce, is now the head of the largest library in the world.
Giant Pandas Are No Longer Declared "Endangered"
9/12/2016
The giant panda, a lovable symbol for the wildlife conservation movement, is no longer considered an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Brock Turner Was Released From Jail Early For "Good Behavior"
9/12/2016
Former student at Stanford University, Brock Turner was released from jail Friday, September 2 on the terms of “good behavior.”