Artist, icon Frida Kahlo celebrated worldwide for her work, courage
Frida Kahlo is an icon for disabled and underrepresented people all over the world. After having polio at age 8 and a tragic accident at […]
Month: September 2021
Dreams of becoming attorney lead to U.S Supreme Court
Original Illustration by Stephanie Perez Sonia Sotomayor was born on June 25,1954, in the Bronx, NY to Juan Sotomayor and Celina Baez, who are both […]
Give yourself time to adjust to new normals
By Sophia Hysaw, Opinion Editor After a long hard year of an ongoing pandemic and online learning, it’s September of 2021 and we’re officially back in […]
Proud to be part of Mexican-American community
By Dahlia Alanis, Staff Writer The last two weeks of September and first two weeks of October make up National Hispanic American Heritage month, a celebration […]
Hispanic Heritage month kicks off with celebrations, remembrances
In honor of Hispanic Heritage month, The Pulse is recognizing a variety of individuals who have contributed to the culture and lives of others. Each […]
The Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree
By Elly Herrick, Editor-in-Chief On Sept. 14, Apple held a convention in California to showcase new projects and models of their upcoming products. A few […]
Suicide Prevention Week reminds us to keep searching for reasons
By Katlyn Marotz, Senior Managing News Editor National Suicide Prevention Week stands as an important time for teenagers in the United States to help recognize […]
Miller’s “The Song of Achilles” sings — all the way to the last line
By Savannah Cooks, Entertainment Editor The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller is a beautiful rendition of Homers’ The Iliad. Taking place in the Greek Heroic […]
Sabers defeat Hawks in conference opener
By Katlyn Marotz, Senior Managing News Editor As the sun set at Jaskwhich stadium on Sept. 3, the Indian Trail Hawks varsity football team faced a […]
The Arrival: Students begin 2021-22 school year
Photos by Elly Herrick