The leaves of Central Park are changing: hues of red, yellow, and brown suspended above winding paths invite New Yorkers to take fall walks. As the tourist season is beginning, Central Park is a main attraction for visitors from...
Is it fate, or just TikTok? As you scroll through endless videos of romance trends, it’s hard not to wonder: could love really be written in the stars or is it guided by viral theories that have to do with destiny, divine timing,...
It’s Saturday, 6:00 p.m. A long week of work is over, and walking through Central Park helps bring clarity to the soul. Orange and purple hues start to fill the sky, and just as an escape from real life presents itself, a pack...
![The Olympic Games have long been intertwined with athlete protests. Tommie Smith, John Carlos, and Peter Norman’s 1968 protest is recognized as one of the first and most groundbreaking demonstrations in Olympic history. [Photo Credit: Angelo Cozzi (Mondadori Publishers), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons]](https://thesciencesurvey.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Peter_Norman_John_Carlos_Tommie_Smith_1968.jpg)
Spikeball sounds like a gym class excuse for a sport, made up by that one teacher who refuses to play the classics. However, when you think about it, every sport sounds a little weird. Most sports are named by the word ball with...
“Akwaaba.” That is the first word that I saw when I stepped foot in Accra, Ghana: “Welcome.” I didn't know it yet, but this was my introduction...
That time of year between Thanksgiving and Christmas is arguably when people are at their kindest. As people remember who they are grateful for, they show...
When Martin Afromowitz ’62 took the SHSAT, he left the testing facility with a sinking feeling. He had skipped one question early in the exam but forgot...
