Apex Arrives Dropping In on the BR Genre

February 18, 2019

Filed under A&E, Science & Tech

Apex Legends, the latest attempt at the highly overcrowded battle royale game type dropped last week. Out of nowhere it saw, came, and attracted a populace that right now doesn't seem to be able to slow down. Within less than a week Apex had at least 25 million players playing the game in its launch...

Fortnite Had the Largest Concert Ever Online

Jake Laurell, Staff Writer

February 6, 2019

Filed under Science & Tech, Top Stories

Biggest game in the world Fortnite had a concert over the weekend with anyone with a connection to the world wide web able to attend.

Fish Have Evolved With Smaller Mouths Making It Harder To Catch Them

Evelyn Vargas, Staff Writer

December 5, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech

It seems that the mouth of a fish is getting smaller which complicates catching them.

Strange Waves Ripple Around The World And Nobody Knows Why

Evelyn Vargas, Staff Writer

December 4, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech

Invisible Waves Shake the Earth Big seismic waves made an appearance on different locations around the world on the morning of November 11. These waves occurred roughly fifteen miles off the shores of Mayotte, an island between Africa and the northern tip of Madagascar. It struck across Africa, and...

Printers Hacked Requesting Subscribers For Pewdiepie

Luis Gutierrez, Podcast Director

December 1, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech, Top Stories

Fans Take Action After Subscriber War For quite some time now, the massive YouTuber Pewdiepie has been having a subscriber war with another youtube channel named T-Series. An Indian music channel that is tailing him for the most subscribers on youtube. As of writing this Pewdiepie is ahead but only...

Millennials Are Saying They Are Too Busy to Have Sex

Vincent Franco, Reporter

November 21, 2018

Filed under Lifestyles, Science & Tech

Going through a dry spell? Keep striking out? Don’t feel alone, apparently, the entire millennial generation is going through the same and that's according to science.

Amazon Working With ICE Agents

Vincent Franco, Photo Editor

November 20, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech

An open letter had been sent out by Amazon employees calling out Chief Executive Jeffrey P. Bezos on their sale contracts with ICE for AWS Rekognition, or powerful facial recognition

League of Legends Crowns a New World Champion

Daniel Gomez, Online Editor-in-Chief

November 5, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech, Top Stories

The League of Legends World Championship just concluded its final day and crowned a new world champion. Worlds is one of the biggest events in esports annually and a celebration of a year of competitive play across 14 regions. Developer Riot Games hosted the tournament in South Korea, with different...

New Studies Show Dogs have Voice Regions in Brain Similar to Humans

Evelyn Vargas, Staff Writer

October 31, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech

The last common ancestor of humans and dogs existed 100 million years ago. Since then, researchers have found evidence indicating that the voice areas of dogs have evolved. With recent studies, there has been new insight into human's unique connection with animals such as dogs. This fact has helped e...

League of Legends World Championship: An Unexpected Quarters

Daniel Gomez, Online Editor-in-Chief

October 26, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech

The League of Legends World Championship in South Korea has just concluded its quarter finals stage. A tournament that originally featured 32 teams has narrowed to 4. The quarter finals were historic with several upsets, creating one the most anticipated semifinals in years. Titans Fall on Day 1 Chinese second s...

Fortnitemares is a New Step in the Right Direction

Luis Gutierrez, Podcast Director

October 26, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech

Fortnitemares is entirely based around Halloween horror film and stories. This latest patch they’ve incorporated into the battle royale mode is a challenging yet exciting new mode. With tons of new content. By the edges of what used to be loot lake, a couple of mini-games can be found, exclusively...

LYFT Buys AR Company to help Build Self-Driving Cars

Luis Gutierrez, Podcast Director

October 25, 2018

Filed under Science & Tech

Lyft is finally stepping into the self-driving car industry. They’ve acquired Blue Vision Labs, a UK based augmented reality firm that helps cars know and understand their location. The merger will join Lyft level 5 team to contribute to its knowledge. Blue Vision will also be the home base for a London...