Science and Tech

Nostalgia has a history of being regarded as a disease. Over 300 years ago, Johannes Hofar, a physician, saw soldiers that returned from wars with traumatic memories, suicidal tendencies, and depression.

By Calvin Lee With online shopping slowly taking over our daily lives, the billion dollar company, Amazon, only grows bigger. If you’re unfamiliar with this...

By: Sherrie Chen With technology developing rapidly, we step closer and closer to the Universe. Mars is always the one on the top of the...

We all know the impacts climate change has on polar bears, pandas, and bees, but there’s another animal it has an important effect on that doesn’t receive nearly enough publicity: rabbits.

With a raging virus, a global toilet paper shortage, and an atypical year of masks and hand sanitizer, teenage stress rates have been skyrocketing throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. However, even before then, the age group was showing signs of concern: between the years of 2005 and 2017, teens experienced a significant increase in serious psychological distress, major depression, and suicide rates, and, in 2013, it was even reported that they had higher levels of stress than adults.

By Sophie Zhu Invariants are attributes of a mathematical object that stay constant if one changes certain, non-central features. Typically, the features that can be...

In mid-October, the 2021 Nobel Prize in Economics recipients were announced to be Professors David Card (UC Berkeley), Joshua Angrist (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), and Guido Imbens (Stanford). Their 1:1:2 split of an over-one-million-US-dollar prize is their reward for their pioneering work of “natural experiments” in economic sciences. 

Tech Club Gearing Up for Tech Wars By: Johnny Orfandis Do you want to see drone racing, vex robotics, CO2 cars, 3D-modeling, and problem solving competitions?...

With almost 17 million people being diagnosed with cancer every year and 10 million of them dying annually, the demand for a cure towards cancer has been going on for decades. However, the question is: when will it finally be a reality?

By: Sarah Wie   After a treacherous journey through the caves at the Cradle of Humankind Heritage Site in South Africa, scientists and paleoanthropologists found fossil...