Coronado has had significant issues with welcoming students of different identities in the past. These offenses are not only limited to decades ago, but even in recent memory there have been countless individual and systemic elements of discrimination against students that belong to different minority...

Finding your passion can be a challenging task. Whether it's finding success, in the form of a career, family, etc., or going wherever life takes you, your passions are what drive you to become the person you are. Evie Kelley shared her thoughts on finding her belonging in this vast world. She expressed...

People often feel like their worth is defined by the grades they get throughout their academic careers. The question that we often find ourselves asking is: "Do our grades define us? Do they limit our ability to live our lives and have a positive impact on the world?" Natalie Galindo and Anna Cook...

Possibly the most famous telescope in the world might be the Hubble Space Telescope. It has given us some incredible images of our solar system, galaxy, and beyond, and the Hubble has been in service for nearly 30 years. Originally the Hubble’s lifespan was much shorter, but engineers and scientists...

Did you know that listening and playing music can have countless benefits for your brain? Finnish researchers have found that music activates every part of the brain, including the auditory areas, the large-scale neural networks, the (motor) areas of the brain associated with movement, the Limbic...

Coronado's newest media addition, the "Cougar Cast" Podcast, is now available for listening here on the Cougar Daily website! Tune in to hear interviews with your fellow Coronado students on relevant topics such as upcoming events, daily life, and other subjects that matter to us, the Cougars. Hope...