Worldwide Concern Mounts for Zika Virus
By Sophia Shewfelt ’16 Heard of the Zika virus yet? If not, you soon will. Widespread outbreaks of the mosquito-borne virusContinue Reading
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Stranded in the Snow: Pandas Get Close Up with D.C. – and Winter!
By Ashley Conde ’17 This year’s Close Up experience in Washington, D.C., varied from previous years when a blizzard hit theContinue Reading
Nuns Who Break Down Human Trafficking
By McKenna Hendrickson ’17 When we think of nuns, we think of teachers, monochromatic habits, and women dedicating their lives toContinue Reading
The Story of Maura Murray and Our Societal Obsession with Crime
By McKenna Hendrickson ’17 On February 9th, 2004, Maura Murray sent her academic supervisor an email saying that she would beContinue Reading
Spanish Club Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
By Arleen Lamba ’16 In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, a period when Americans recognize and honor the many invaluableContinue Reading
Others Call Her Ash, but I Call Her Mom
By Rena McInerney ’16 Throughout the years, Immaculate Heart has been home to many actresses, artists, musicians and dancers, who haveContinue Reading
Pope’s U.S. Visit Generates Excitement
By McKenna Hendrickson ’17 This week marks an historic moment for American Catholics – and Immaculate Heart – as Pope FrancisContinue Reading
Freedom Riders Inspire IH Students
By Sharmin Shanur ’16 Freedom Riders Robert and Helen Singleton recently visited Immaculate Heart and shared their experiences with theContinue Reading
Photo LA
By Oona Holahan ‘17 The LA Mart building in downtown Los Angeles recently hosted the 24th annual Photo LA,Continue Reading
’Tis the Season of IH Giving
By Celynne Hebron ’15 and Sharmin Shanur ‘16 The generosity of Immaculate Heart students, faculty and staff recently made ThanksgivingContinue Reading
The Bamboo 