The Crimson Connection

Theaters and covid cases

Connor Bickham • April 8, 2021

As most of you know, our world has been plagued by the Coronavirus and now its difficult to enjoy things like going to big sport events like the super bowl, or an Astros games, even going to your favorite...

SpaceX to conduct first ever all-civilian trip to space

The historic mission to open the way for space colonization

Evan Hull, Co-Section Editor • March 1, 2021

SpaceX, the private space transportation company led by Elon Musk will make history once again. They will conduct the first ever civilian space flight. In October 2021, a crew of four people...

What happened in Washington?

Breaking down the Capital riots

Evan Hull, Co-Section Editor • February 5, 2021

On Wednesday, Jan. 6, both the House of Representatives and the Senate came together for a joint-session of Congress in order to officially certify the 2020 presidential election results. he...

Flying during COVID-19

How to fly in the midst of a pandemic

Evan Hull, Co-Section Editor • December 10, 2020

Travelling has always been a favorite pastime of people around the world throughout history. From the explorers 500 years ago to the common person today, travel has always been popular, especially when...

Election night 2020 recap

What exactly happened on Election night

Evan Hull, Co-Section Editor • November 23, 2020

On Nov. 2, 2020, the United States had its 59th presidential election. The election will determine if the incumbent candidate Donald Trump, a Republican, will win or lose the White House to the Democratic...

Why the 2020 election feels existential

Eshal Warsi, Co-section Editor • November 23, 2020

ivil unrest has become a real possibility following the 2020 election, no matter who wins. However, the possibility of such an outcome is not due to candidate rhetoric: it is an indication of...

A second holocaust

Inside the greatest humanitarian crisis of the 21st century

Evan Hull, Co-Section Editor • October 26, 2020

It is no secret that most of the world is suspicious of the Chinese government and their social policies. Since the Chinese Communist Party took over China after the Chinese Civil War in 1949, it has been...

The Growing Problem of Overtourism

Insight on what is being done to combat a neglected issue.

EvanH, Staff Reporter • January 16, 2020

In recent years, countries all around the world have been experiencing a relatively new problem called overtourism. Overtourism occurs when cities are crowded with so many tourists that it starts to affect...

Minding Your Health

New Texas Bill could make students undergo mental health evaluations

FiorellaP, Managing Editor • December 12, 2019

A new piece of legislation has been proved in attempts to help students who may need mental health help. The bill, which was proposed by state Rep. Jason Villalba, would force high school students to have...

Hollywood’s Bleeding

Review of Post Malone’s newest album

FiorellaP, Managing Editor • December 10, 2019

You may or may not know Post Malone, but there’s no doubt you’ve probably heard him on mainstream radio millions of times. The American singer, songwriter and rapper has gained high acclamation for...

I Hope YOU Get it

Tips from a veteran on how to "Book it!"

MackenseyD, Online Editor • December 4, 2019

Theatre: where people express themselves through a character they have developed and worked hard on, that is of course if you get cast. The number one concern of all people in “the biz’” is...

TikTok Takeover

The app that is rapidly gaining popularity across the globe

ReganG, Staff Reporter • November 1, 2019

On almost every teenager's phone around the world lies the newest form of social media: TikTok. TikTok is a social media app for creating and sharing short videos and sketches. To many, it seems like...