Burning forests. Melting glaciers. Rising oceans. As a high schooler, inheriting this ravaged earth can feel terrifying and overwhelming. But environmental destruction can also seem distant when overshadowed...
On a walk through Brighton Beach, the air is thick with the scent of freshly baked pirozhki, the sounds of Russian pop music, and the sight of shop signs written in Cyrillic. Tucked beside the iconic boardwalk...
Every weekday at 6 p.m., the city’s pulse quickens as 3.6 million New Yorkers pour into subway stations — especially at Columbus Circle, Penn Station, and Times Square — which are the heart of the...
As climate change accelerates, the impacts on our environment and society become increasingly concerning. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration warns that global temperatures could rise...
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We, the Editors-in-Chief and Managing Editors of The Science Survey, are here to answer your questions. Fortunately, we have detailed advice from some of our senior students on...
From the nauseating smell of dull airport air after getting off a sixteen hour flight from New York to Mumbai for my cousin’s wedding, to the jasmine, rose, and sandalwood mixture that intoxicated me...
As confetti falls, couples kiss, and celebrations happen, millions of people silently promise themselves: this new year will be different. Whether it is a pledge to shed those unwanted pounds, master a new skill, or simply live more mindfully, New Year’s resolutions offer a path of self-improvement. For many, these resolutions become a symbol of...
Regret seems to plague everyone; whether you’re a teenager reflecting on an embarrassing conversation or an adult facing thousands in student debt, it is a part of the human condition that we can only...
On the first floor of the Bronx High School of Science, in the hallway located outside of the main office, stretching from the Physics Wing to the Small Gym, numerous wooden and metallic plaques line the...
Looking up at the curved ceiling above me, a faded ad tells me that I could be a union-certified tram operator, with paid holidays and a guaranteed minimum wage. As I return my gaze to the scenery that...
“We did not burn the South Bronx, we were the ones who saved it, ” said filmmaker Vivian Vasquez.
Imagine walking down the street, navigating the remnants of numerous buildings, stores, and homes....
An unlabeled, inconspicuous room on the second floor, located in the hallway of Bronx Science's English Department, ten feet to the right of the second floor elevator, is a modern-day time machine. Instead...
I woke up late.
As I bustled out of my house, I ran into my corner deli and said, “I’ll have a bagel, please.” Time was speeding by, yet the bagel had not even been cut. I tapped my foot again...
In the halls of Bronx Science, where the culture of competition to get into the nation's most prestigious colleges and universities is strong, students take many different approaches to make themselves...
In a bustling school courtyard in Moshi, Tanzania, a small group of children eagerly run down a hallway to gather the instruments that they will need for their music lessons. Their faces light up with...
On November 12th, 2024, the Bronx Science Model United Nations team held its first Women in MUN (WoMUN) Committee of the school year, reigniting a cherished tradition that has been exclusive to the team...
“The Big Apple,” “The Capital of the World,” and “The City of Dreams.” New York City is as extraordinary as all of those names imply, but it also houses rats, packed living quarters, and some...
Every third Sunday of the month, the American Museum of Natural History opens its doors to reveal a museum that is uninhabited by visitors. The Neanderthals lie still by their fire, the Tyrannosaurus rex...
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We, the Managing Editors, Copy Chiefs, and Editor-in-Chiefs of The Science Survey are here to answer your questions about student life and time management at Bronx Science, including...
