By Margaux Clement/El Inde Twelve-year-old Daniela Garcia scrolled through one of the most popular social media platforms at the time,Tumblr, while she and her friends would hang out. Sitting in bed at a friend’s house for a sleepover, walls dancing with fairy lights and covered completely with One Direction posters, she came across Charlotte Bronë’s…
By Madison Beal/El Inde On a rainy Sunday morning in September, a group begins to gather alongside the Santa Cruz River in the heart of the city of Tucson. The end of the summer monsoon season is fast approaching, but storms continue to roll through to the delight of the desert dwellers standing nearby. One…
By Hannah Johnson/El Inde You’re standing on a beach while gentle waves lap against the sand. If you look into the water, you can see hermit crabs munching away on algae. The smell of seawater wafts through your nose. Warm sunlight streams down, filtering through the geometric glass walls and ceiling. Outside, you can see…
By Autumn Froitland / El Inde When University of Oregon Women’s Basketball player Sedona Prince posted a TikTok displaying the quality and size of the women’s vs. the men’s weight rooms at the NCAA March Madness Tournament, viewers were shocked. For the female athletes at the University of Arizona in particular, the video helped start…
By Laura Seversen / El Inde When Amelie Morales found out she was being sent home from her in-person learning environment in March, she immediately felt afraid. She couldn’t imagine life outside of her purple-and-teal decorated dorm room at the Tucson Arizona School of Deaf and Blind, surrounded by the only four walls and peers…
