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Has wearing college merchandise to school gotten out of hand?

Is It Insensitive to Wear College Merchandise at School?

Ben Raab, Staff Reporter
March 7, 2022
For most first-generation, low-income students, college is a critical stepping stone toward social mobility and financial stability. However, recent scandals, including the latest financial aid lawsuit, have shown that the path to achieving this is tainted by unfair practices and favoritism toward the wealthy.

Yet Another Scandal: The Financial Aid Lawsuit Filed Against Sixteen Elite U.S. Universities

Wei Ni Zhang, Staff Reporter
March 6, 2022
With remote learning becoming a repeated reality for thousands of students, many colleges and universities are talking about moving from ‘containment to management,’ with hopefully fewer restrictions as the Spring 2022 semester progresses.

How Colleges Dealt with the Omicron Surge and Their Long-Term Strategies for the Pandemic

Jessica Zheng, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2022
Ms. Wilhelm currently attends Columbia University for graduate school. Her years of schooling have enabled her to offer much wisdom on the college process for Bronx Science students.

Advice on Choosing the Right College For You

Eddie Jiang, Staff Reporter
January 24, 2022
Tsering Wangyal ’22 noted the positive changes that the college application process made regarding his future plans. “I became a lot more contemplative about the direction of my life,” Wangyal said.

EA, ED, RD, Whatever It May Be: Reflections on the College Application Process

Rahib Taher, Staff Reporter
December 2, 2021
Here is the Class of 2022 at Macaulay Honors College. “When applying to Macaulay, I ultimately chose Hunter College as my school of choice, partly because I could see the diversity among the students in the class photos,” said Eric Datys.

Everything You Need to Know About Applying to Macaulay Honors

Raisa Barshai, Staff Reporter
November 17, 2021
“Reaching out to other students from the class of 2020 who got accepted into my Early Action college was so incredibly helpful. The supplementary questions were exactly the same this year, so I was able to see successful answers to those questions that other Bronx Science students wrote. Their examples helped me to start thinking out of the box and really be unafraid to include some quirky/out there answers. It also made me feel supported to have them edit and look over what I had written. I loved getting to listen and learn from their experiences, and apply that knowledge to my own application. Don’t be afraid to reach out to the class of 2021, even if it’s someone you don’t know very well. We would love to help you with your application process, whether you need advice, edits, or just want to toss ideas around! said Enza Jonas-Giugni ’21.

Advice on the College Admissions Process From the Class of 2021

Arian Berisha, Staff Reporter
May 1, 2021
Ever since Andrew Yang ran for president, he has expanded his recognition with voters through several podcasts and various media outlets.

Andrew Yang Should Not Be Mayor

Carissa Wu, Staff Reporter
April 21, 2021
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.

Meet the 2020 QuestBridge Finalists of Bronx Science

Caleb Yam, Staff Reporter
January 5, 2021
“It’s been rough for me, as it was for the other seniors applying for college,” said Ashley Jung ’21.

A New Age For College Applications

Ramisa Promi, Staff Reporter
November 17, 2020
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