After interviewing 36 people in Central Park and discovering that only five recognized legendary choreographer Alvin Ailey, I began to question whether, in an age of AI and instant answers, we are forgetting why human creativity, storytelling and arts education matter more than ever.
Viruses, cells and cancer challenge one of biology’s simplest questions: what exactly makes something alive? Examining these systems reveals why the boundary between living and nonliving may be far more complicated than it first appears.
After taking the F=ma exam, I did not just want to know whether I qualified for USAPhO or not. AAPT’s decision to withhold individual scores may reduce unhealthy comparison, but it also takes away the feedback students need to grow.
Relationism is the idea that objects, entities and reality itself is defined and created by interactions and relationships. I will argue that relations aid in the understanding of spacetime for a more accurate and scientifically useful approach than if focused on isolated objects.
If we want students to become informed and engaged citizens, we need to let them practice doing so.
I won’t be the deciding vote on Nov. 3. Heck, I won’t vote at all on election day: I’m not old enough — by 12 days. But that doesn’t mean the election happens without me.
If Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism and Buddhism have only one thing in common, it’s their search for peace. Somewhere from generation to generation, I think we distorted the original message. But I don’t want to play Telephone anymore.
When a minor inconvenience feels like the end of the world, take a deep breath. Remember you’re navigating the complex reality of a growing mind.
As AI begins calling balls and strikes in Major League Baseball, one question remains: what happens to one of the sport’s oldest traditions when there’s no human left to argue with?
If you saw an influencer dye their hair pink would you be next in line at cvs to buy a box of pink hair dye? How do ritualistic TikTok trends become so popular?
