Hello Bronx Science! We, the Editors-in-Chief and Managing/Advisory Editors of The Science Survey, are here to offer some advice about student life at Bronx Science, course selection, balancing academics...

On the third floor of The Bronx High School of Science, after the last bell has rung and the hallways have thinned, there is often one room that stays loud. Not chaotic loud — structured loud. Placards...

On any given afternoon, if you walk through a busy downtown block, you will notice them before you fully register what they are: chalk drawings bleeding into sidewalk cracks, stickers slapped onto street...

In traditional Korean households, the dining experience begins not with the first bite, but with the atmosphere that settles in the room. The table sits low to the floor, its polished wood reflecting...

Walk along Prince Street in Flushing, from around 37th Street down to Roosevelt Avenue. You will notice a very interesting trend: various Chinese drink chains lined up right next to each other. Posters...

At 7:20 a.m., I arrive at the train station in order to head to school. Even early in the morning, the platform downstairs is alive with the noises of the city. A train pulls in, announcements echo overhead,...

If you were to step onto a crowded Manhattan sidewalk, your ears would likely be overwhelmed with the “vrooms” of yellow taxis, the honks of bumper-to-bumper traffic, and the squawks of pigeons fighting...

4,000 to 5,000 New York City students are offered admission to a specialized high school every year. 30 out of 526 public middle schools account for more than 50% percent of the offers. Not one is in the...

“When we’re talking about diversity, it’s not a box to check. It is a reality that should be deeply felt and held and valued by all of us.” – Ava DuVernay As humans, we are all unique. The...

The clock hits 2:56 p.m.; the speakers buzz with the sound of the last bell of the school day. Students rush to grab their bags and race outside, escaping the confines of the school like a tidal wave...

New York is defined by many things, from its people to the constantly developing blend of cultures, the buildings that tower over you and the parks filled with life. The city is a mural made from streaks...

As I look down, I can see 3,000 feet below me. I view the vast plains of grass with small, slight specks, which are cows, horses, and lambs freely grazing. I see the bright blue sky in front of me, as...

The sun’s warm rays light up your eyes and gently heat your skin as you take a gentle, calming walk through the park. Or, bullets of sweat are rolling down your face as you’re doing an intensive workout...

Despite being a part of the city that “never sleeps,” Forest Hills, a smaller neighborhood in Queens, is almost the exact opposite. Inside the suburb of Forest Hills, life is quiet, peaceful, and serene....

Hello Bronx Science!  We, the Editors-in-Chief and Managing Editors of 2025-2026 Science Survey are here to offer some advice on developing good habits, navigating academic and personal choices, and...

When one thinks of eating disorders, the relationship with food is the first thing that comes to mind. People often fail to consider how deeply engraved food is in culture and socialization, which leads...

At The Bronx High School of Science, curiosity does not end in the classroom. Rather, it begins there. Every year, around 3,000 students walk through its hallways, not just as learners but as budding researchers,...

Violin case in hand, I got off the 6 train at the Third Avenue–138th Street Station, and I walked down the familiar street that I've travelled since I was nine years old. The sounds of the city are always...