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A Star is Born: Byul Sak ’21

“I normally draw inspiration from my own experiences when I write my lyrics, but sometimes I’ll write a song based on my perception of a certain concept, even if it isn’t something I’ve directly experienced,” said Sak, regarding the creation of her lyrics.
Samama Moontaha, Staff Reporter • January 12, 2021

Joe Biden’s Promise to America: His Past, Present, and Future

Biden has rallied an abundance of support due to many Anti-Trump sentiments. (Credit: Gayatri Malhotra)
Donna Celentano, Staff Reporter • January 11, 2021

How the ‘Back of the Closet’ Beads and Wires Became Jenn’s Jewels: A Profile of Jennifer Kim ’21

Jennifer Kim '21 is the one behind the making of Jenn’s Jewels' stunning jewelry. Kim has been into jewelry and fashion for a long time, and she views it as a means of self expression.
Ellen Wu, Staff Reporter • January 11, 2021

A Conversation at the End of Time With Abir Hossain ’21

Here is the lake outside the house of Abir Hossain's grandfather.
Fahim Zaman, Staff Reporter • January 11, 2021

Student Entrepreneurship During the Coronavirus Pandemic

'Houzz of Gemini,' co-founded by Genesis Sanchez ’23, sells hair care products and other beauty goods, including lip glosses and soaps.
Victoria Diaz, Staff Reporter • January 10, 2021

The Henry Hudson Monument: An Underappreciated Gem

“[Henry Hudson Monument has] a fluted Doric column standing upon a cubical plinth relieved with appropriate moldings. Not only is it one of the known landmarks in New York City, but it is probably the most impressive memorial to Hudson anywhere,” wrote Reverend William A. Tieck in the book 'Riverdale, Kingsbridge, Spuyten Duyvil.'
Tzvi Kalb, Staff Reporter • January 10, 2021

Who is: Alex Trebek

Google honors Trebek by prompting “Who is: Alex Trebek,
Julia Sperling, Staff Reporter • January 5, 2021

Meet the 2020 QuestBridge Finalists of Bronx Science

Jane Chen ’21 was one of 6,885 QuestBridge Finalists this year, and one of 1,464 Finalists who matched to a college through the National College Match, one of the most prestigious scholarships in the country. Matching to Yale, Chen said, “I came into the process thinking I wouldn’t get matched because of how competitive the scholarship was, so I was quite surprised when I did match with my top choice. I am so incredibly grateful and lucky to have this opportunity, and I cannot wait to meet my future classmates and professors,” said Chen.
Caleb Yam, Staff Reporter • January 5, 2021

Harry Styles, First Man on the Cover of Vogue

Shaira Jafar ‘21 poses in her hand-knitted JW cardigan, mimicking the pose from the Today Show Rehearsal that popularized it.
Lucy Del Deo, Staff Reporter • January 4, 2021

There’s No Place Like Home for the Holidays

Buying and decorating a real tree is my favorite Christmas tradition. Here, my little sister places the star, the cherry on top, on top of the tree, after we have finished hanging all of the other ornaments on it.
Montana Lee, Staff Reporter • December 23, 2020

DID YOU LOSE THIS? Jiahe Wang’s Missing Link Project Fuses Mail, Public Art, and Performance Art Into Something Entirely New

On a postcard might be any of these funny objects that Jiahe Wang has found left on the street.
Montana Lee, Staff Reporter • November 21, 2020

Ninth Graders’ Experiences at Bronx Science During the Remote Learning Period

The Bronx Science S.O. Cabinet advertised their first ever virtual 9th Grade 'Find A Friend Event' on their instagram page. “The S.O. Cabinet plans to expand on the 'Find a Friend' event all year long to help our ninth-graders adjust to Bronx Science. Each of these upcoming events will serve as an icebreaker for students to help them get to know each other better,” said Allison Errico ’22, a member of Bronx Science's S.O. Cabinet.
Rachel Koon, Staff Reporter • November 21, 2020

Chadwick Boseman: A Real Life Superhero

'Black Panther,' starring Chadwick Boseman, was a worldwide sensation and is now the third-highest-grossing film in North America of all time.
Lavanya Manickam, Staff Reporter • November 19, 2020

The History of Modern Animation: A Profile of Max Fleisher and His Miracle Machine

The original patent drawing of the rotoscope from Fleischer's patent, circa 1915.
Tiankuo Zhang, Staff Reporter • November 19, 2020

Get to Know Cafe Maddy, a Food Blog That Intertwines Food and Sentimentality

When asked to select a recipe that they liked the most, Bronx Science students seemed to be the most intrigued by the matcha chiffon cupcakes. “I liked this recipe the most because I really like matcha, and also I think it looked the most pretty out of all the other recipes that I scrolled through. The recipe also does not seem to be very hard to follow,” said Bonnie Huang ’22.
Melanie Lin, Staff Reporter • November 12, 2020

No, We Can’t Go To the Lighthouse

Pictured here are Virginia Woolf's novels, 'To the Lighthouse' and 'Orlando,' the latter of which explores a nobleman who lives for 300 years as both a man and woman.
Maggie Schneider, Staff Reporter • November 12, 2020

Priya Minhas: A Story From Behind the Scenes of a Producer, Director, and Writer

Priya Minhas, a woman of many talents, works to share her stories with others through her writing and videos.
Arona Islam, Staff Reporter • June 21, 2020

Virtually United: Bronx Science Math Department Covers ‘We Are The World’

The video holds much value for both the students and teachers who participated. “The Mathematics department coming together to make this collaboration means a lot to me. I was happy to see so many of us participate to put on this show,” said Mr. Liang, Mathematics teacher.
Samama Moontaha, Staff Reporter • June 21, 2020

What Makes a Student Successful?

Elias Silver ‘20 leads a public forum debate meeting. He is very passionate about the team, noting that “...it is always rewarding to help people enjoy something that’s difficult.”
Sophia Randall, Staff Reporter • June 21, 2020

Seniors of the Class of 2020 Who Have Left Their Mark on Bronx Science

Babou Gaye spoke highly of the Coordinator of Student Activities, Ms. Parness, who is in charge of the S.O. Cabinet. She is known at Bronx Science for her engaging teaching styles and bubbly personality. “I think my leadership style emphasizes communication and delegation. One very valuable thing that I learned from Ms. Parness is how there has to be a point person for every job, or you risk it not getting done,” said Gaye.
Logan Klinger, Staff Reporter • June 20, 2020
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