Many people check the news every day, whether it is to stay informed about current events or to simply pass the time. What people don’t realize is that constantly seeing negative news may lead to effects on mental health. Many different news sources,...

Artificial intelligence, or more commonly known as simply AI, has disrupted every aspect of the world. Whether it's misinformation and deepfakes or the environmental and economic disruption. However, it is also affecting the workforce sector. Many companies...

The French government has released a new national roadmap to fully eradicate fossil fuels by 2050. This may become one of Europe’s most ambitious climate change-fighting strategies. The plan outlines a chronological order of exits from greenhouse gas...

At Cherry Hill High School East, laptops have become a daily part of student learning. Almost every class uses them for notes, assignments and even tests. While technology has made school easier in many aspects, it has also eliminated something simple...

Some days, you just know the weather’s about to shift. You haven’t seen the clouds roll in or checked the forecast, but something in the air tips you off. Usually, it’s the way things smell. As rain or snow gets closer, the air changes, sometimes...

Synesthesia is a neurological phenomenon in which the automatic activation of one sense reliably triggers a perception in another. It results from greater cross-activation between sensory areas in the brain that occurs in most people. While usually separated...

When the winter season transitions into summer, most motorists tend to notice that the price of gas tends to increase. This does not happen by coincidence. Factors that influence the prices of gas include chemistry, laws, and variations in how people...

The first time I realized that being constantly busy isn’t the same as being productive was on a rainy Saturday. I had a to-do list that could make anyone dizzy. Laundry, studying, cleaning, emails. I jumped from one task to the next, ticking boxes...

A strange finding, confirmed by NASA’s satellite data, shows that Earth is literally getting darker and our planet is reflecting less sunlight back into space than it has previously. The phenomenon, called Earth’s albedo effect, is something scientists...

U.S. students are lagging in the core subjects of science, technology, engineering, and math. Achievement scores in these areas have stagnated or declined in recent years. Meanwhile, students in other countries such as Singapore, Japan, and Finland are...