It’s that time of year again: high school seniors across the country are burdened with the college application process. As somebody who is suffering along with my fellow seniors, I can guarantee that...
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Don’t think.
This is the problem with today’s society. We don’t think. I mean, can you blame us? With our heads wrapped up in the bright, colorful,...
Last year, on a gloomy Wednesday morning before Thanksgiving break, my English teacher tasked me and my classmates with writing down who or what we were thankful for. As we worked, the topic of where we...
“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 to the kind, generous, and inclusive culture...
Four stories below Williamsburg at South Fourth Street in Brooklyn, New York, lies what would have been a train station, had it not been abandoned years ago. At first glance, it appears to be nothing but...
We are like statues; sculpted carefully, each mark leaving an imprint on our makeup. The sculptors -- our friends, family, or perhaps a stranger you met in passing -- all affect us. The mark that they...
Social media is a cornerstone of freedom of speech, granting people the sacred opportunity to express themselves with liberal restrictions. Freedom of speech is not often thought of as a double-edged sword,...
I walked into a new school, not recognizing a single face or name. In the past, I was able to search up any name I heard on Instagram to associate a name with a face, but with this new school year, I would...
For many of us, November 3rd, 2020 was a very tense night. It was election day; after months of anticipating the results, today was the day us Americans would find out who our president will be for the...
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, it is safe to say that the two candidates could not be more different from each other. From their policies to their campaign strategies, Vice President Kamala...
Every night, the news lights up my living room, with my parents and I intently tuned into serious national and geopolitical events. The greatest exception? When actors on Saturday Night Live reenact the...
On the Sunday before the first presidential primary in New Hampshire, around 5,000-25,000 voters allegedly received a call from President Joe Biden. In the call, Biden told his supporters not to participate...
As a New Yorker, people always find it odd how fond I am of Boston. In the sports world, my friends mock me for my adoration of Tom Brady. However, my love for the city extends to the second-most-famous...
Young people in America have historically held an aversion for national politics, but the 2020 election mobilized our youth like never before. Almost 55% of eligible 18-25 year olds casted a ballot in...
In 2007, the core of Objectivist philosophy was plucked out and put on full display to an entirely new assembly of spectators. After decades of contention between modern philosophers and an undying clash...
While some aspire to climb Machu Picchu or dive with a great white shark, some only dream of savoring a well-cooked steak. While the steak might be more simple or perhaps incomparable to these activities,...
Print ads capture a viewer’s gaze for an average of 2 to 4 seconds. To the average consumer, this 2 to 4 second glance is insignificant, with ads being just another aspect of everyday life to which we’re...
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees the freedoms of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
Free speech prohibits the government from limiting an individual’s...
When I joined Bronx Science’s official school newspaper The Science Survey during my sophomore year, I didn’t know what to expect. Maybe it was because I had spent my ninth grade year in my room, taking...
