Science
By Prisha Sagar ~ 6 minutes ~ What message would you send if you had the chance to represent all of humanity to the universe? In 1977, NASA launched the fundamental ideas of life into the vast universe. The universe is defined as the entirety of all existence; this includes every concept
Engineering
By Katherine Mao ~6 minutes If you haven’t heard already, NASA’s Artemis II mission is a historic 10-day crewed spaceflight that launched on April 1, 2026, and traveled around the moon. This mission marks the first time humans have traveled beyond low Earth orbit since 1972, and
Technology
By Annabel Hao ~ 13 minutes “Strength through Discipline! Strength through Community! Strength through Action!” Students repeat their motto with mounting fervor as they march through the school, gripping yellow membership cards stamped with the words, “The Wave.” Faces once alive with individuality now hold a single, unwavering resolve. The students’
Engineering
By Aniela Coughlin ~ 7 minutes Formula 1 has been given many names. From the “Pinnacle of Motorsport” to the "Motorsport soap opera,” its high stakes and thrilling speeds have earned it many nicknames. Most recently, Formula 1 has also been dubbed a “tech lab on wheels”.1 This nickname
Technology
By Grace Liu ~10 minutes Computer Aided Design, or CAD, is essentially a platform for users to design, modify, and analyze a digital model. Its speed and efficiency rival traditional design methods, and the capabilities of CAD are continuously growing as technology advances. It is a space for unlimited creativity
Technology
By Aravli Paliwal ~12 minutes When asked if he would “prefer the human race to endure” by podcaster Ross Douthat, billionaire Peter Thiel stumbles and hesitates, viscerally conflicted on a straightforward question. “Uh- well I- I don’t know, I would- I would, um” it takes Thiel around 19 seconds
Technology
By Summer Chen ~ 6 minutes Over the past three years, a rush of excitement has emerged globally regarding artificial intelligence. In a student’s everyday life, discussions about artificial intelligence arise frequently- whether about the potential benefits of generative AI, using ChatGPT on homework assignments, or seeing AI’s growing
All Articles
By Bela Koganti ~ 14 minutes This October, STEM has reached new heights in astronomy, medicine, and awards. So, here’s an outline of what you need to know to stay informed. October 1: Enceladus Saturn already has the highest number of known moons in our solar system, with 250, but
Science
By Michelle Cheng ~12 minutes How Scientists are Using Worms to Learn About Humans Worms and humans could not possibly be any more different. And yet, scientists have been studying C. elegans (caenorhabditis elegans) to learn more about the human body over 70 years. These unassuming worms have aided in
Science
By Montserrat Tang ~ 9 minutes The Hot Hell of Boilers As someone born and raised in New York City (NYC), I can attest to the urgent need to upgrade the city's climate control infrastructure. Current systems are outdated and hinder the city's ability to meet emissions
Science
By Aashritha Shankar ~ 11 minutes While the concepts of space and time were fundamental to the Newtonian world, centuries of digging deeper into the mechanics of our universe have uncovered that it isn’t all as simple as it seems. From Einstein’s Special Relativity to theories of multi-dimensional
Mathematics
By Aashritha Shankar ~ 8 minutes While the concepts of space and time were fundamental to the Newtonian world, centuries of digging deeper into the mechanics of our universe have uncovered that it isn’t all as simple as it seems. From Einstein’s Special Relativity to theories of multi-dimensional