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The Student News Site of Immaculata-La Salle High School

Royal Courier
The Student News Site of Immaculata-La Salle High School

Royal Courier
This image is representative of the millions of American teens studying for their classes trying to keep up with multiple tasks.
Dark secrets, disturbing visions, and fear consume every moment in OBSESSION.
This collage reflects some highlights from the 2026 American Music Awards, including major performances, celebrity appearances, and memorable wins.
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Advanced aircraft military planes fly overhead as beach goers gather to enjoy the annual Air and Sea Show on South Beach.
Miami Air & Sea Show Roars Over South Beach Memorial Day Weekend
Looming large, Russia towers over Ukraine in size as well as military might, even though Ukraine has managed to survive the multi-year onslaught.
Russia Launches Huge Attacks on Kyiv as War Continues
Zain Abu-Nassar, Writer • May 14, 2026
This protective mask, associated most commonly with the Covid-19 pandemic, is also being used among persons suspected of having contracted the hantavirus.
Cruise Ship’s Hantavirus Outbreak Raises Concerns
Emma Stolk • May 14, 2026
Grocery prices have increased considerably in the past year so much so that consumers are more conscious of what they buy favoring need to purchase over want to purchase items.
Rising Food Prices Strain Families Around the World
Vittorio Buttice, Writer • May 14, 2026
Though iPhones and Androids often display an incoming call to be suspicious, warning potential victims of an impending threat, cybercrime continues to gain traction.
Growing Threat Online
Vittorio Buttice, Writer • May 12, 2026
SPORTS
The World Cup sticker book, a tradition that’s been around for years
2026 World Cup Preview
Matteo Cupello, Writer • May 27, 2026
Youth soccer across South Florida features club teams, traveling teams, and like the ILS Girls' Soccer, school-sponsored playing opportunities.
South Florida Soccer Tournaments Bring Community, Competition, and Growth
Luna Fernandez, Editor-in-Chief • May 21, 2026
The prestigious Ballon D’or award is given annually to the best soccer player of the year, capitalizing on the sport's worldwide popularity, evidenced recently when star player Lamine Yamal chose this popular forum to share his political stance on Gaza.
Flag and Fallout
Mystra Toffalo Akil, Writer • May 21, 2026
An ILS Royal Lion serves at a volleyball match, a sport in which ILS won districts at this year.
2025–2026 ILS Athletics Year in Review
Mr. Nick Fernandez and Matteo Cupello • May 21, 2026
CAMPUS LIFE
This work of art has been created for the art class at ILS.
Mirrors Memory
May 27, 2026
This image represents a common site for all ILS students: their Schoology dashboard where they keep track of daily assignments.
Students Prepare for Finals Week as Academic Pressure Builds
Violeta Fausciana, Writer • May 21, 2026
This graphic displays the days The Spongebob Musical which began yesterday and continues until Saturday. It was designed by Drama Club Instagram Manager, Sabrina Diaz-Balart, to promote the show.
Seniors Look Forward to SpongeBob Musical
Ernesto Losada, Campus Life and Podcast Editor • April 23, 2026
Junior Paul Blanchet, who helped organize the Saturday conference for Earth Week, was also a presenter.
Applied Global Leadership Hosts Conference
Mr. J.C. Moya, Special Contributor • April 22, 2026
OPINION
This image is representative of the millions of American teens studying for their classes trying to keep up with multiple tasks.
The “Busy-ness” Epidemic
Mystra Toffalo Akil, Writer • May 28, 2026
This collage features multiple ads featured on YouTube selling either particular products or subscriptions.
This Is An Ad
Margaret Balzarini, Features Editor • May 7, 2026
Constant exposure online to tragedy and suffering can lead to a feeling of desensitization.
Have We Become Desensitized by Social Media?
Camila Hamud, Special Contributor • May 7, 2026
Today's emphasis on cancel culture has resulted in many young people fearing speaking their minds, particularly on social media.
Cancel Culture: Accountability or Online Hate?
Luna Fernandez, Editor-in-Chief • May 7, 2026
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