As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, our nation pauses to honor a group of extraordinary individuals: our veterans. Veterans Day, observed annually on
November 11, is more than just...
As a senior, it often feels like college application deadlines are breathing down your neck; a constant form of anxiety in your day to day life, disrupting your attempts to enjoy your last year...
Well, Cougars, it's already October! As well as Halloween, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Yom Kippur, it's also World Blindness Awareness Month! Although blindness has existed forever, there’s one...
On May 26, 2025, an article was released on the National Library of Medicine website by Ziming Chen detailing the noteworthy link between experiencing pain and cancer growth. Although this connection has...
On October 12, 1492, Christopher Columbus made history by setting foot on the New World. 300 years later, the first “Columbus Day” was celebrated by the New York Society of Saint Tammany. On the 400th...
Discovery
The RCCX gene theory was first published by psychiatrist Sharon Meglathery in 2016. After years of working as a physician, she was motivated to develop her theory by seeking to discover the...
Love is often described as a powerful, trans-formative emotion, but beyond its emotional and psychological aspects, it also has significant biochemical effects on the body. When people fall in love,...
As the second semester drags on, it’s easy to become burnt out or overwhelmed with everything happening around this time. For some, it may be SAT prep; for others, it may be committing to colleges/universities....
Candy canes are a staple of the holidays. Whether it’s on your tree, in your cocoa, or just eaten as a plain snack, it is undeniable that candy canes play a big role in the Christmas season. But, where...
