Catharine Li, Horizon Editor-in-Chief
• June 20, 2022
Humanity pulsates in a rhythm akin to the sounds of discomfort, resilience, and loss. For a nation in reckoning, processing the familiarity that lingers in recovery following gun violence tragedy is personal.
Again...
As COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. remain low, COVID-19 restrictions loosen, and travel demand rises, the number of flight bookings and plans for trips have started to significantly increase.
On June 12,...
Throughout the spring of 2022, deaths and hospitalizations due to COVID-19 have drastically declined. While back in January, about 150,000 people were hospitalized on a seven day average due to the virus,...
Yunoo Kim, Community & World News Editor
• April 29, 2022
On Saturday, May 7, voters across Texas will be able to vote in the state’s uniform election. Early voting for the election began on Monday, April 25, and will end on Tuesday, May 3.
On the ballot...
The Rohingya people can be classified as an ethnic minority of 1.3 million Muslim people currently residing primarily in the Arakan state of Myanmar (formerly called Burma). Their origins can be traced...
Yunoo Kim, Community & World News Editor
• April 27, 2022
On Friday, April 22, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill targeting the Walt Disney Company, which would revoke benefits such as its special tax status. The biggest consequence of the bill would...
On Tuesday, Feb. 22, Texas Governor Greg Abbott wrote a letter followed by an opinion by Attorney General Ken Paxton to the Department of Family and Protective Services, urging them to investigate parents...
On Tuesday, March 26, a sunny spring Texas afternoon, The Black Makers Market was in full swing in downtown East Austin. Created by Ericka Barnes, the Black Makers Market, in partnership with The George...
Editor's Note: This article is a continuation of 14-Year-Old Ukrainian Prepares to Evacuate Due to Potential Russian Invasion, which was published on Feb. 24.
On Thursday, Feb. 24, Russian soldiers...
The Austin City Council unanimously voted on Thursday, Feb. 17 to get rid of overdue fines for library materials at the Austin Public Library (APL). The decision follows over 400 libraries in the US that...
On Feb 25. 2022, President Joe Biden nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to become the United States Supreme Court’s 116th Associate Judge. If elected, Jackson would fill the space left after Justice Stephen...
Florida’s House of Representatives passed the Parental Rights in Education bill (HB-1557), also known as the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill, on Thursday in a 69-47 vote. The bill is to be considered in the...
