Harvard University’s alumni include some of the most renowned people in the world. The university has produced world leaders, scientists, CEOs, bestselling authors, and celebrities. Moreover, having...
Those who come to live in New York City certainly do not come here for the flora. The very lack of greenery is why some who have the means to do so choose to leave — or seek respite in the Hudson Valley,...
There is power in patience.
That is the lesson that Bronx Science Dean and Health teacher, Christopher Dahlem, learned throughout his six years teaching at the P811M Mickey Mantle School of Specialized...
What does it mean to chase your dreams? To put work into your passions?
Farhan Sreejan’23 and Daniel Loyola are two teenagers – two friends – hundreds of miles apart. Yet they come together every...
With dozens of adaptations of Jane Austen's novels and short stories in the twentieth century, Austen's cherished book Pride and Prejudice is arguably the most famous novel for recent generations to either...
“Godly” is the last word many of us would use to describe the MTA, but Luke Jow ’22 cannot help but say it when he’s riding the rails. Unlike most New York commuters, he possesses a fierce devotion...
Upon waking up late on a Sunday morning, the familiar aroma of a sweet baked good dominates my senses. As I make my way into the kitchen, I watch my sister and mother carefully maneuver to balance an upside...
“Beauty is pain” remains a commonly heard phrase. Throughout history, numerous women have gone through great pains and endangered their health in order to obtain the beauty they desire. Various questionable...
New York City is a cultural melting pot. The city is known for its countless neighborhoods that provide a taste of their native food, language, and architecture. However, many New Yorkers don’t know...
A sliding door and a big red curtain are what separates the ramen-noodle restaurant, Karakatta, near Washington Square Park, New York City, from the outside world. Pulling the curtain open, a hostess directs...
The holiday of Pohela Boishakh, which took place this year on April 14th, 2022, ushered in a new year for all Bengalis.
At the break of dawn, artists from Chhayanaut (an institution devoted to...
Andrei Tarkovsky believed that his art was the product of an imperfect world. He is quoted as saying that his art would be “useless had the world been perfect.” This philosophy is easy to track from...
My earliest memories of Carnival have blended like a faded dream. Although they are all from when I was seven, they have survived through the haze of childhood amnesia. I remember distinctly watching...
Mr. Yi Li, a Calculus teacher at Bronx Science, disliked math when he was growing up. This changed when he discovered a perspective in math that resonated with him.
“I had never liked math until...
A soft yellow light glows through a bay window in Corona, Queens. To an onlooker, the Louis Armstrong house at 34-56 107th Street seems quaint and simple, yet its story is anything but.
The two-story...
My favorite time of year to visit the Green-Wood Cemetery in Western Brooklyn is mid-winter, particularly after a snowstorm. The pond freezes over with temptingly ice-skate-able ice and the mausoleum doors...
If you go to Google Maps’ “satellite” mode and look at the neighborhood surrounding our school, you will notice that the Bronx Science campus sits in the middle of a large interruption of the usual...
In the fall of my ninth-grade year, I stood in the middle of the Bronx Science East gymnasium, holding three textbooks in my arms as I waited in line to swipe them out. As I followed COVID-19 protocols...
As the sun rises over the city of New York, thousands of students rise with it. With each new day, comes a new purpose. But for Asuka Koda ’23, she's already found her purpose at Bronx Science. From...
Picture this: you have just stepped off the R train to the 71st Avenue platform. As you exit, you may find yourself walking the lively sidewalks of Austin Street. A short stroll takes you to the historic...
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