New York prosecutors have reopened a criminal investigation into allegations that a former Cornell University student was sexually assaulted by several members of the university’s Chi Phi fraternity in 2024. The investigation was reopened after the woman, identified in court documents as “Jane Doe,” filed a civil lawsuit against Cornell …
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Zyns
By: Ben Yi Zyn, a company who produces nicotine pouches, designed to be put between the upper lip and gums, has exploded in popularity over the last few years. The brand’s rise nearly doubled their stock price over the last two years. While the global nicotine pouch market sold around …
Read More »Individual vs. Team
By: Elle Shi, Grade 8 Sports can challenge athletes in many different ways, but one of the biggest differences is whether an athlete competes individually or as part of a team. Both types of competition require dedication, discipline, and skill, but the experience of winning and losing feels completely different. …
Read More »Minimalism Isn’t About Owning Nothing — It’s About Owning Less Guilt
Somewhere along the way, minimalism got a reputation problem. Say the word and people picture stark white apartments with a single chair, an empty closet, and someone smugly announcing they own “only 47 items.” That version of minimalism looks less like peace and more like a personality test gone wrong. …
Read More »How the Piano Turns People into Albert Einstein
By: Sofia Pan, Grade 9 According to family accounts, whenever Albert Einstein found himself stuck on a complex mathematical or scientific problem, he would abruptly get up from his desk and walk towards the piano. He would play for a short while, and then suddenly, his face would light up. …
Read More »World’s Oceans Reach Record-High Temperature
By: Elle Shi, Grade 8 There have been new concerns about the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems and communities around the world since the world’s oceans have reached their hottest recorded average surface temperature. According to recent data from the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service, ocean temperatures …
Read More »Canada Invited to Become EU’s First Associate Member
Canada has been invited to become the European Union’s first “associate member,” marking a potentially significant change in the relationship between Canada and Europe. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made the proposal on September 16, 2026, during her annual State of the Union address, with Canadian Prime Minister …
Read More »Data Center Controversy
By Ben Yi Data centers started being built in the 1940s, mainly being constructed in dedicated rooms for early computers. More and more have been built to keep up with the boom of personal computers and the internet. As AI became more developed, data centers have transformed into giant, globally …
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