5 September 2025 Zoey Hua Famines in Gaza and War with Israel On August 12, 2025, Gaza was in a famine and over 200 others died from a lack of food, including 100 children. This is because Israel is planning to increase its military action in Gaza. Since early in the war, Israel has limited aid coming into Gaza. Between early March and mid-May of this year, Israel completely blocked food, water, and medicine from entering the area.
10 September 2025 Archer Xiang A New Super Power In The Ocean! There are many wonders of the ocean, including a superpower that only some fish have! It is called biofluorescence and is when a fish can absorb light and release it, causing the fish itself to glow. Not only are the fish getting superpowers, but deep below in the sea at a place called the mesopelagic zone (often called the twilight zone), which is 200 to 1,000 meters deep.
25 August 2025 Austin Tsao Legendary Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Is Just “One of The Guys” Legendary Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Is Just "One of The Guys" As a relatively new member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, quarterback...
12 September 2025 Cindy Pu Disney’s Live-Action “Lilo & Stitch” is Full of Humor and Heart On Memorial Day, Walt Disney’s live action “Lilo & Stitch” released, a reimagined version of their 2002 classic animated version. It's an emotional and humorous movie about Lilo, a girl from Hawaii who finds it difficult to make friends and stay out of trouble, who meets Stitch, a mischievous little blue alien who crash lands onto Earth.
3 September 2025 Linlang Hu Phone Addiction, Not Screen Time Alone, Linked to Teen Mental Health Risks, Study Finds A study showed that giving 10-year-olds screen time does not increase their risk of becoming suicidal later on, but it is actually those that become addicted to their phone that have a higher risk.
12 September 2025 Cindy Pu ‘Love & Gelato’ Book Review: A Journey into Italy Love & Gelato is a heartbreaking, yet healing book written by Jenna Evans Welch. The book was published in 2016 and is popular among tweens and teens. It is about Lina, a 16-year-old high school student who spends the summer in Tuscany, Italy after her mom passed away. She discovers that there’s so much more to Italy then she could’ve ever imagined as she follows the directions of a journal her mom left for her.
The Reason Behind Uganda’s Recent Running Renaissance 24 August 2023 Olivia Fang Sports The Reason Behind Uganda’s Recent Running Renaissance In the 2019 World Cross Country Championships in Denmark, Ugandan runner Joshua Cheptegei won a gold medal in the 10,000-meter...
A Religious Holiday Turns into a New Form of Protest 23 August 2023 Olivia Fang Articles, Arts & Culture A Religious Holiday Turns into a New Form of Protest On July 28th, 2023, a crowd of mourners dressed in black gathered around a mosque located in Yazd, Iran. They...
Vintage Fashion Designers Renovate Their House to Preserve Their Neighborhood 23 August 2023 Olivia Fang Articles, Arts & Culture Vintage Fashion Designers Renovate Their House to Preserve Their Neighborhood After working together at a Buffalo Exchange–a used clothing chain– in Tuscon, Arizona, fashion designers Salima Boufelfel and Roberto Cowan...
A World of Light 22 August 2023 Olivia Fang Creative Writing A World of Light In a world of light,We grow wings and take flight.Rising above the darkness,We forgot about the world’s harshness.In a world...
TikTok Creators Turn to AI to Tell the Stories of Deceased Children 21 August 2023 Olivia Fang Science & Technology TikTok Creators Turn to AI to Tell the Stories of Deceased Children In recent months, TikTok creators have used artificial intelligence to recreate the likeness of various missing and deceased children. In...
How A Pool in Israel Symbolizes the Compromises Made by Its Citizens Every Day 20 August 2023 Olivia Fang Current Events, World How A Pool in Israel Symbolizes the Compromises Made by Its Citizens Every Day In the city of Rehovot, situated in central Israel, two women, Chaya Hitin, an ultra-Orthodox Jew, and Odelia Tsaidi-Zommer, a...
