On Friday, September 20th, 2019, Bronx Science students joined 250,000 New Yorkers in a powerful response to the worsening state of climate change. The energy was palpable as protestors marched through...

Many people all across the world recognize wealth inequality to be a major economic and social problem, complaining about a shift of wealth to the top 1% at the expense of the working adult. This problem...

Over eleven months have passed since we turned to this new chapter in our lives, due to the Coronavirus pandemic.  This is a new world to which we were introduced — a world where if a day is...

Have you ever stared up at the clouds and tried to make shapes out of them? I am sure most of us have, whether it has been while looking through the windows of a car or lying down on the grass in...

COVID-19 vaccines are now being distributed across many parts of the world, with some countries having more successful vaccine rollouts than others due to a plethora of reasons. Many people have been rushing...

Around the mid 2010s, Americans began seeing the term “self-care” pop up more and more. Countless articles urged us to let go, relax, and take breaks when things were stressful. Google searches for...

The introduction of social media into daily life transformed the way people think and interact with each other. Social gatherings held to catch up with friends became an opportunity to post and show off...

In 1908, Henry Osborn as board president decided on a directive for the American Museum of Natural History: to wed art and science. Their marriage lies within the Hall of African Mammals, a hall of history...

When humanity has stood at the brink of destruction, our intelligence has saved us rather than our natural strength. When heroes of myth and legend were on the verge of defeat, their wit and skill allowed...

People like Donald Trump only see the consequences of their actions when it is right under their nose, staring them in the face. On November 7th, 2020, the Electoral College declared Joe Biden, the winner...

The first 100 days of a president’s term is an important milestone in politics that sets a precedent for their remaining years in office. A president’s goals and competency is outlined by the actions...

At the moment, the political future of former President Donald Trump is hazy and unclear. It can be said that President Trump left office on somewhat bad terms with the Republican Party, especially...

We New Yorkers live a far cry from the countryside; we live in a northern, cold, industrial landscape molded by people, and yet nature persists. As spring nears, we see a recovery in the canopies dotting...

In early March 2021, Andrew Yang, a leading contender for New York City’s 2021 Mayoral race and former Democratic presidential candidate, spoke out about the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes, stating,...

In the 1960s and 70s, as an anchorman for CBS Evening News, Walter Cronkite was considered the most trusted man in America. Today, a journalist speaking on some of the most controversial issues in politics...

Fast food and dining during the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic have been vastly different from what we were used to before our lengthy stays at home. For many of us, ordering food through various third party...

The precise definition of cancel culture by the Cambridge dictionary is a way of behaving in a society or group, especially on social media, in which it is common to completely reject and stop supporting...

You check the clock: lunch time. Since the Coronavirus pandemic began, you have been unable to gather in the Chow Hall with the other inmates, so you wait in your cell for food. As the guards walk by,...

The United States has a problem that it has been trying to solve for the past forty years.  No, it is not about wealth inequality, health care, or even climate change. The issue revolves around...

Hand me the good old-fashioned pen and paper, and I would be armed with a formidable weapon. In many cases, potent persuasion and advocacy of ideas in writing are more consequential than physical might,...