With such a broad scope, ranging from machine learning to cloud computing, it can become easy for computer science to seem like magic. Misconceptions abound in society regarding the field,
Career Preparedness
COVID College Admissions and the class of 2021
When the COVID pandemic first began in the US in March, and public measures were taken to limit the spread of the virus, schools closed first. Seniors at the time
Women in the STEM Field
Women, though they have been hindered, were instrumental in creating some of the greatest breakthroughs in the STEM world. I’m sure you’ve all heard of Marie Curie, the first woman
What Students need to know about how COVID-19 affects college admissions
As the stock market tumbles and more and more countries extend lockdowns, traditional institutions are disrupted. College admissions for this admissions cycle and the ones after will be drastically altered.
Education
Developments in Education During COVID-19
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As the school year begins in many parts of the world, concerns over the safety of students and their families
Students’ Perspectives on Distanced Learning Amid a Pandemic
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As the world sits in a time of uncertainty, students are starting their 2020-2021 school year. While some schools have
Schooling During the Coronavirus Pandemic
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Schools delay their openings for the 2020-2021 school year in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Source: freepik.com The coronavirus pandemic
Are Antibiotics Becoming Useless Now?
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An emerging problem in the healthcare world, that is typically overlooked, is the issue of viruses building immunity against common
San Diego Zoo Reopening After COVID-19 Shutdown
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After many establishments were forced to close their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses such as the San
What a School Day Looks Like During a Pandemic
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Around the world, businesses have been shuttering their doors, one school after another has evacuated their campus, and nations worth
Government and Politics
Super Bowl LV: How This Year is Economically Bizarre
A skyline photo of Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida Although the NFL managed to get in all of its games without a single cancellation (just postponements), franchises are still
Effects of the COVID-19 Variant on the Vaccine
Since late December of 2019, Covid-19 has heavily impacted the world. Fortunately, the long-waited COVID-19 vaccine has been developed and has proved to be unlike any precursor vaccines. The two
American and International Political Differences
Differences Regarding Left and Right-Wing Politics Political differences can be seen from nation to nation, as some nations are skewed right or left. The Overton Window represents what is politically
Shifts in Voting Demographics with the 2020 Election
The 2020 election is a turning point in American history. With differences in political parties becoming especially prominent, this year's election will have a lasting impact. Not only did Joe
Voice of Gen-Z
Women in Church Given More Positions
The Vatican, often regarded as the most sacred temple of worship in Catholicism has frequently
Will Ocean Seabed Mining Delay a Coronavirus Cure?
The ocean remains relatively undiscovered, with only 5% explored. It has always been an intriguing field of study, but with the overarching problem of the coronavirus in modern society, ocean
How Does Climate Change Affect the Coronavirus?
In the coming decades, ecological degradation, rising temperatures, and extreme weather events could intensify the threats to human health posed by viruses. Climate change has always been a topic of
Will COVID-19 Have Lasting Environmental Impacts?
An unprecedented sight: in light of COVID-19, New Delhi residents are standing in long lines for food while also marveling the city's unusual vivid blue sky. - Source: Wikimedia Commons