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The staff and I show off our newly-printed Volume III Issue II edition of the CATalyst Newspaper. Although stressful, designing the newspaper was always so rewarding when the final product was put together and printed.

A final farewell

May 12, 2020

Shelves at stores are left empty as disinfectant and cleaning supplies are sold. Following directed forms of use is highly recommended.

Do not ingest chemicals

May 12, 2020

Some states make the way towards reopening while others continue to stay closed down. State officials have to make the difficult decision of what the best option is.

Reopening too rapidly?

May 11, 2020

The truth is, everyone has abs, but some people have more visible abs than others, depending on their body fat percentage and abdominal musculature, so while abdominal exercises build muscle, they don't burn belly fat to reveal abs.

Chloe Tings “exposed”

May 9, 2020

If they were paid for their domestic labor, women would add over ten trillion dollars to the economy. That’s more than the 50 biggest global companies combined.

Coronavirus is a feminist issue

May 8, 2020

Many universities are dismissing or making these standardized tests optional for the 2021 enrollment.

Colleges cancel scores

May 8, 2020

As the US continues fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, numbers for reported cases continue to rise.

Cutting funds won’t save lives

May 1, 2020

Coronavirus is posing a variety of problems in the criminal justice system, especially in prisons.

Policing during a pandemic

April 29, 2020

The mall’s employee’s returned on the 24th only as a “soft-opening.” Some stores will potentially begin reopening for customers on the 1st of May.

COVID Crossing

April 28, 2020

The pit feeling of dread and pensiveness crosses every about-to-be college student’s mind. Deciding whether or not higher education is their true calling is no easy task, and the bill only makes it harder. The ongoing financial struggle-- that tends to take up a decent portion of one’s life-- is hair-ripping and stressful as is. Tuition for numerous out-of-state public universities is far too high for non-residents and should be reconsidered for a lower price similar to that of a state resident.

Out of state, out of reach

April 28, 2020

A simple way shown to make your own bandana out of household materials.

Hoarding is costing people their lives

April 17, 2020

Omaha World-Herald is providing free access to articles about COVID-19. Their local coverage continues to provide critical information and stories of hope to the community.

Reporting from the front lines

April 15, 2020

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