Scientific First: New Moon Outside Solar System
By Lauren Blake ’20 According to BBC News, astronomers have discovered a new moon — also called an “exomoon” —Continue Reading
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Mysterious Microbes Turn Polar Ice Pink — and That’s Not Good
By Lauren Blake ’20, Science Editor National Geographic reports that thriving communities of algae are transforming the world’s ice sheets to aContinue Reading
The Signs of Autism
By Dylan Gallagher ’19 April was Autism Awareness Month, so it is a perfect time to learn more about aboutContinue Reading
Making Time to Sleep
By Olivia Fries-Farr ’19 Sleep for young, growing teens is more important than you realize. Many of us are sleepContinue Reading
College On Our Minds: The Admissions Process and Psychology
By Christina Davis ’18, News Editor & Psych Club Chair The long and grueling process of applying to colleges is oneContinue Reading
Preparing for Finals: How to Study
By Christina Davis ‘18, Psych Club Chairperson We’ve all experienced that tinge of pain you get when you do notContinue Reading
Today’s Science: Body Clocks and Earthquakes
By Lauren Blake ’20 Every week, interesting discoveries, revelations, and developments in the field of science occur all over theContinue Reading
Today’s Science: Endangered Pandas and The Cassini Spacecraft
By Lauren Blake ’20 Every week, interesting discoveries, revelations, and developments in the field of science occur all over theContinue Reading
Google Offers Depression Test
By Jenny Ruiz-Ramos ’19 In the United States, about 18 percent of the population suffers from depression, however, only 36Continue Reading
The Great American Eclipse
By Camille Orozco ’18 As widely reported in the news, last week the moon perfectly blotted out the sun inContinue Reading
The Bamboo 