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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
The dramatic Miami skyline features Biscayne Bay at sunset overshadowing with its beauty the unfortunate practice of littering.

The Trash Epidemic Grows

Margaret Balzarini, Writer
April 16, 2025
Storm clouds over the ILS campus portend an oncoming environmental event not dissimilar to the potentially cataclysmic climate-related impacts here now, and expected in the future.

Politics with a Purpose

Katerina Garcia, Co-Editor In Chief and Social Media Editor
April 10, 2025
Did you know that humans are born with the capacity for empathy? Even Infants show signs of empathetic behavior, such as crying when they hear another baby cry. (Ohmyfacts.com)

A Rising Pandemic, and No, It’s not Covid

Alexandra Perez, Co-Editor In Chief and Social Media Editor
April 10, 2025
While not quite counting pennies, those invested in the stock market have been quite nervous in the past few days.

Stock Crash Crisis Avoided

Chloe Kamhi, Writer
April 10, 2025
Catholic Relief Service Rice Bowl Program flyers surround school as a reminder to donate and support their mission of alleviating world hunger.

CRS Rice Bowl Celebrates 50 Years

Valentina Lanza, Opinion and Podcast Editor
March 28, 2025
Most ILS students leave their home to images such as this one as they have to get up well before sunrise to arrive to school on time.

Should School Start Later?

Thomas Sluijters, Writer
March 20, 2025
Some people who have difficulty sleeping turn to natural supplements such as melatonin which some indicate may help induce sleepiness.

What Happens When You’re Sleep Deprived

Jala Tabraue, Writer
March 6, 2025
A black mini schnauzer gazes out a plane window as the flight crew prepares for take off.

Plane Crashes and Why They Shouldn’t Worry You

Thomas Sluijters, Writer
February 27, 2025
Bruna Egea, who graduated in 2023 created this artistic rendering of a heart during art class.

A Love That Matters Most: Self Love

Katerina Garcia, Co-Editor In Chief and Social Media Editor
February 13, 2025
First year journalism students Thomas Sluitjers, Jala Tabraue, Maggie Balzarini, Adriana Velasco, and Chloe Kamhi learn about their campus.

Discover the Power of Storytelling

Jala Tabraue, Writer
February 6, 2025
This photo collage highlights the rash of cars crashing into buildings in and around Miami Beach.

People Run Cars into Buildings

Chloe Kamhi, Writer
February 6, 2025
Seniors Rafa Orozco, Luca Rodrigues, Alfredo Valle, Nico Alietti, Alfredo Cancelo, Rashad Lee, Isabella Rosenberger, Kat Garcia, Rachel Larralde, and Sebastian Loughlin practice scenes from William Shakespeare's Macbeth at the Moon Temple.

Senioritis Impacts Seniors Heading for College

Thomas Sluijters, Writer
January 31, 2025
Beach erosion in Florida and wildfires in California are only some of the many adverse results of climate change.

Climate Change Affects Us All

Valentina Lanza, Opinion and Podcast Editor
January 23, 2025
Did you know that the ancient Babylonians are believed to be the first to make New Year’s resolutions by promising to pay off debts and return borrowed items to start the new year with a clean slate? (almanac.com)

Bye ‘24, Hello ‘25: Are You Ready for a Fresh Start?

Alexandra Perez, Co-Editor In Chief and Social Media Editor
January 15, 2025
A fiery sunset with hues of pink and orange over Marathon, Florida, reminds everyone of God's presence, particularly in times of great sorrow.

The New Year Terror Attack: What Could Be Learned?

Margaret Balzarini, Writer
January 15, 2025
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