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The Unfaltering Fight for Equality: Abortion Rights in the Past and Future

News by Michelle PanOctober 1, 2022October 2, 2022

India Reintroduces the Cheetah

News by Verain MahajanOctober 1, 2022October 1, 2022

Senior College Panel

News by Sudharsan GopalakrishnanJune 7, 2022August 2, 2022

News by Sudharsan GopalakrishnanNovember 17, 2021

Computer Science has been there for over a century at this point, and it’s fascinating to see its growing changes over time. However, very recently, AI has been making an increasingly popular trend. Today, whether you agree or not, we depend on AI. You may be thinking… how? Well, take your GPS for example when […]

Molnupiravir: miracle pill?

News by Sanjana BajajNovember 17, 2021August 2, 2022

News by audreykamenaNovember 17, 2021

China’s Crackdown on video games

by Aditi Swaminathan A new policy, effective September 1, was passed in China to restrict minors from gaming during the school week, with the exception of an hour on Fridays, weekends, and holidays. There were already guidelines in place, stating gaming time allotments and ages, but this newly passed law takes the gaming prohibitions to […]

News by Michelle PanNovember 17, 2021August 2, 2022

A Tribute to 700,000 Deaths

As October of 2021 comes to a close, we are rapidly approaching the two-year mark since the coronavirus pandemic began. This month, the United States reached another record-breaking milestone–700,000 deaths, more than seven times what former President Donald Trump had predicted and expected to be the maximum number possible. Shockingly, this staggering report appears at […]

News by audreykamenaNovember 17, 2021

The pandemic’s impact on poor hospitals

by Siya Verma Some 1,821 hospitals have been crying out for help for the past 9 years — all in vain. Each year since 2011, more U.S. hospitals have closed than opened, a vast majority in rural areas. The pandemic is making things worse. Before 2020, one in four rural hospitals in America was at […]