Humans have looked to the night sky for thousands of years.
Stargazing has never been more accessible.
The drive to understand the sky is fundamental to human curiosity.
On March 3, millions...
“Seriously retarded,” President Trump wrote in reference to Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota in November 2025. Although originally a medical term, the “R-word” has been distorted into a slur used against...
A man wields an axe above his head. The screen flashes, revealing another man sitting on a throne. These frames of hand-drawn animation depict an executioner tasked to execute his friend. Though exhausted...
The sounds of the bustling lunch line fade as a student checks their notification. A message replying to their LinkedIn post reads: “Hello! I saw your interest and experience in computer science on your...
Juniors Arnav Chandra and Lucas Hsu zig-zag down the highway, cutting through fog and towering redwood trees. The two are test-driving a 2011 Lotus Elise sports car. With each turn down the windy trail,...
New manners reflect social change
The Generation Z barista doesn’t make small talk. She doesn’t smile at the kid playing by the window, nor laugh with the old man over a misspelled name. The discomfort...
Students walked out of school on Monday morning to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The group walked to Cupertino City Hall, where they protested for about 25 minutes.
Demonstrators...
Businesses increasingly use free products to capture user attention, and long term commitment rather than immediate profit.
Freemium and free-trial models rely on retaining users and convert a small...
Freshman Aahaan Jain took in the surroundings of Bangalore, India. The familiar chaos of motorcycles revving and cars honking accompanied a grey, unsettling layer of smoky pollution that filled the air....
The “wag the dog” theory explains that political leaders engage in foreign conflict in order to distract the public from a domestic crisis or scandal.
The “wag the dog” theory has been...
