NEW GLOBAL GROUP CHANGES THE FACE OF KPOP
The new K-Pop boy group CORTIS is changing the Korean music industry as we know it
Peyton Pounds, Reporter
THERE’S A NEW KPOP IDOL IN TOWN: ITS TRISHA PAYTAS
SHE'S RELEASED A NEW KPOP SONG, BUT IS IT REALLY UP TO THE HIGH EXPECTATIONS SET BY THE MUKBANG QUEEN HERSELF?
LORD OF THE FLIES SERIES ADAPTION: HIT OR MISS
A dive into the new series adaption of Lord of the Flies and whether it’s worth the five hours of watch time
ROMANTIC HOMICIDE COME TO LIFE
An analysis of d4vd and his case that includes a “Romantic Homicide”
AAPI MONTH AND THE MISSOULA MOONLIGHT MARKET
Digging into Asian American Pacific Islander Month and details on the Missoula Moonlight Market
HOW TO BUILD INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS AND WHY
A step by step how to on building foreign relations and reflection on making the most of a short ten day trip in a foreign country
BTS FREE COMEBACK CONCERT RAISES TERROR ALERT IN SEOUL
The events and data leading up to the comeback after five years
ALL IS FAIR IN BROKEN ARMS AND SHADY POLITICIANS
The shady side of the political world and spreading political violence around the United States
MY CULTURE IS NOT YOUR COSTUME
Social media and the influence it has on different ethnicities and cultures
LUNAR NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
How different Asian cultures around the world bring in the Lunar New Year
THE MISSOULA FOOD BANK AND GIVING BACK
The Missoula Food Bank and what can be done to help feed Missoula County
MISSOULAS FIRST ASIAN MARKET: SYMBOLISM OF MARKETS OF ASIAN CULTURES
Updates Posted Periodically
THE ROOTS OF NEGATIVITY IN SCHOOLS: SENTINEL STUDENTS’ DISRESPECT TOWARDS TEACHERS AND PEERS
How phone use, social media, and COVID-19 have all led to students being more disrespectful to those around them
MISSOULA’S FIRST ASIAN MARKET
Updates Posted Periodically
GRIEF AND ITS EFFECTS ON EDUCATION
Grief and how it affects young minds in and out of the school systems
LOCAL BUSINESSES FIGHT TO SURVIVE RISING COSTS
Inflation forces local Missoula businesses to struggle with keeping their businesses alive