Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire was in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of a borough of New York City, Manhattan, just east of Washington State Park. This tragedy occurred on March 25, 1911, being one of the deadliest industrial disasters in U.S. history. Many deaths, mainly being Italian or Jewish immigrant women aged 14-23, occurred by the fire, jumping off the building, or smoke inhalation. The … Continue reading Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
Neutrality in Social Politics: Centrism
Editor’s Note: Any opinions expressed in City Voice articles are the authors’ own and do not necessarily reflect those of the City Voice. Politics nowadays thrives on division and slogans. In many democratic societies, the citizens often align themselves with political parties that reflect their beliefs, values, and ideals. However, amid a constantly oscillating political climate, some have chosen to stay neutral, opting out of … Continue reading Neutrality in Social Politics: Centrism
The No Kings Movement
This year, on the 18th of October, millions of people around the world came together to support the cause for a “No Kings” democracy. The participation of the protest ranged from Grand Rapids to London to Seoul, gathering together for the “No Kings Day of Defiance,” a coordinated global movement which aims to put a stop to what the participants see as growing authoritarianism, political … Continue reading The No Kings Movement
The Guadalupe River’s Deadly Flooding
Texas Hill Country has 13 major rivers that run through it or start flowing from it. One of these major rivers includes the Guadalupe River, which rises from two forks in western Kerr County. The river’s North and South Fork converge, allowing the river to then flow southeast 230 miles, passing through Kerr, Kendall, Comal, Guadalupe, Gonzales, DeWitt, and Victoria counties (Elizabeth Smyrl). The Guadalupe … Continue reading The Guadalupe River’s Deadly Flooding
Why Zohran Mamdani’s Victory Means So Much to Gen Z
Editor’s Note: Any opinions expressed in City Voice articles are the authors’ own and do not necessarily reflect those of the City Voice. I remember attending my first school board meeting a few years ago, when I was in fifth grade. Concerned parents from across the district, including my own mother, were voicing their opinions about a budget proposal that reduced funding for extracurricular activities. … Continue reading Why Zohran Mamdani’s Victory Means So Much to Gen Z
What Is SNAP?:
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP (also known as the Food Stamp Program or just food stamps), is a federal program that provides essential, nutritionally viable foods for low-income families. As of 2025, around 42 million Americans (around 1 in 8) utilize this program to be able to gain access to nutritious foods. Because of the amount of people on the program, it costs … Continue reading What Is SNAP?:
Preparing For the Future of AI | Editorial
Editor’s Note: Any opinions expressed in City Voice articles are the authors’ own and do not necessarily reflect those of the City Voice. Over the past few days, something has made me somewhat worried. It’s about AI, as it typically is. If you’ve been following the news at all, you may have seen a stream of articles that are talking about the AI ‘bubble’ bursting. … Continue reading Preparing For the Future of AI | Editorial
When Should You Stop Trick-or-Treating? The City Voice Weighs in on All Things Halloween
Spooky season is upon us, and The City Voice is here to bring you the most important facts about Halloween. From the best Halloween movies to how the day stacks up against other holidays, our staff is ready to let you know what they think. Are City kids going trick-or-treating? According to our data, a majority of City students are, in fact, going out to … Continue reading When Should You Stop Trick-or-Treating? The City Voice Weighs in on All Things Halloween
All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade | Album Review
As far as music goes, there was very little I was looking forward to in 2025. But just when I felt despair for the lack of lyricism I would experience, Of Monsters and Men (OMAM) stepped out of the shadows to offer me a full-length album in the moment I most needed one. This is only the band’s fourth album, yet comes just about six … Continue reading All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade | Album Review
The Effects of Student Loan Debt
Student loan debt is one of the most vitriolic and pressing issues in the United States in the 2020s for the next generation of individuals entering the workforce and financial adulthood. In fact, the most recent statistics show a sobering 1.6 trillion dollar total loan debt, affecting over 43 million Americans (with only 38% current on their payments due to substantiated amounts). Even worse, this … Continue reading The Effects of Student Loan Debt
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