On May 2nd, 2021, two Asian women were attacked while walking down the streets of Hell’s Kitchen in Manhattan. One was hit on the head by a hammer and rushed to the hospital in severe condition. Across...

In any social environment, people belong to subcultures. This is especially true in a diverse and highly populated area like New York City, where there are hundreds of groups with which one could identify....

Zoya Garg ’21 is exceptional. Senior Council president, captain of both the Girls' Varsity Flag Football and Girls' Varsity Golf teams, and President of our school’s Latin Club, Garg has deeply involved...

“Genius is never understood in its own time.” is perhaps the most famous quote from Bill Watterson’s legendary comic strip Calvin and Hobbes. Despite its origins in a comedic medium, the quote managed...

Due to boredom with quarantine during the Coronavirus pandemic, social media influencer Sarah Roh remade her old cheer shirt into a dress, and that was the beginning of her spotlight. Reaching over fifty...

New York City neighborhoods have different reputations: the Upper East side is wealthy, Times Square is full of tourists, and Greenwich Village is very liberal. Harlem’s reputation is more nuanced. Recently,...

Sprouting in abundance in the summer months of temperate regions in East Asia, minari is an edible plant with a very distinct, bitter, herbal taste. It is often served in traditional Korean dishes such...

New York is famous for many things that attract millions of tourists every year; think of skyscrapers, cheesecake, museums, the hustle and bustle of the subway. But if there is one thing that signifies...

I spent this past Christmas Eve 2020 like all of the others, finding the perfect last-minute gift for my loved ones. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, most of my family’s shopping for one another had...

NASA's first objective, listed on the front page of the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958, highlights the administration's central goal: "The expansion of human knowledge of phenomena in the atmosphere...

She took the stage, engaging the crowd immediately, teaching them how to receive her. She jumped and sang and rapped. My eyes widened in awe as I cheered along with the crowd. Poetry in motion epitomized,...

Observing Nick Lin ’22’s drawings, you feel as if you are staring through a portal to an alternate universe; the brilliant colors and creatures on the paper enchant you, drawing you into a fantastical...

The lights dim and the curtains open. The crowd's eyes turn to the single spotlight that illuminates the center of the stage. Performers crowd the once empty platform and a story unfolds. In no need of...

“Literature transforms human experience and reflects it back to us, and in that reflection we can see our own lives and experiences as part of the larger human experience. Reading, then, becomes a means...

One cannot discuss the life of Jill Biden without discussing her role as First Lady of the United States. To those close to her, however, she is not solely defined by the fact that she is President Joe...

Robert Ford had just graduated college and was working his first job as an assistant Sports reporter at the New York City Bureau of a Japanese newspaper called the Yomiuri Shimbun, on Tuesday, September...

The New York Times ran an article last March 2020 describing an interesting process occurring in the Belmont section of the Bronx; the neighborhood, famed for its “authentic” Little Italy, was actually...

As the end of the school year nears, the most exciting events of a blurry, painful, yet hopeful year beg for reflection and attention. The snowfall in New York over the winter of 2020-2021 presented a...

From fan-favorite ube donuts to their latest leche flan, Kimberly Camara and Kevin Borja capture the taste of home for many Filipino New Yorkers. Inspired by the recipes from Camara’s grandmother, Lola...

When I was in middle school, I used to find peace in the band room, a bright, blue room littered with photos of students learning to play music. Every Thursday afternoon, when swarms of students would...