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The SAT Goes Digital: What Students Need to Know About the 2024 Changes

The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), a key college admissions test, is undergoing significant changes in an attempt to make it more student-friendly and better aligned with current educati...

By UCVTS Author
In News, Jan 15, 2025

The Storm

It was a dull and wet November. The winds were harsh and unforgiving, making the endless rain dance and blow me off the muddy path.I have been running. Running from the storm and its dang...

By UCVTS Author
In Literary Journal, Jan 13, 2025

Growing Up in the Age of Distraction

We are all addicted. Every living moment, there is another medium demanding our attention–TikToks, Instagram reels, music. Our attention spans are gone, and living in the age of constant ...

By UCVTS Author
In Opinion, Arts and Entertainment, Jan 13, 2025

Generation Alpha: The Rise of iPad Kids

Generation Alpha: the group of individuals born between 2013 and 2025. Given the nickname “iPad Kids” because of their excessive screen use, this generation is the first to grow up surrou...

By UCVTS Author
In News, Opinion, Jan 13, 2025

College Board: The Non-Profit Company Making Millions a Year

College Board, the company widely known for hosting the SAT and AP exams, is one of the largest corporations in the standardized testing industry, if not the largest. It defines itself as...

By UCVTS Author
In Opinion, Jan 13, 2025

Are Sharks the Villains? Separating Facts from Fiction

Have you always associated sharks with the movie Jaws? Do you perceive these fish as frightening underwater beasts? Well, sharks have always been labeled as predators who should be feared...

By UCVTS Author
In Science, Opinion, Jan 13, 2025

Anxiety: The Silent Disease That's Killing Our Youth

Every year, millions of teens are diagnosed with anxiety. The word sounds frightening, and the true meaning is just as scary. Anxiety, as described by the National Library of Medicine, is...

By UCVTS Author
In Lifestyle, Science, Jan 13, 2025

The Science of Learning a New Language: How Does it Work?

Do you know how the mind acquires a language? You may be reading this right now, but how did you come to understand these words? For people whose first language is English, the answer wou...

By UCVTS Author
In Science, Jan 12, 2025

The American Education System: A Widening Divide

The American Education system is one of the most reformed systems in the modern US, yet it still fails to fulfill its original purpose. There are many reasons that this is the case. Like ...

By UCVTS Author
In Opinion, Politics and Government, Jan 12, 2025

Reflect!

What do you feel most guilty about? What did you do? Think of a time you may have hurt somebody, whether it was by accident or on purpose. Did the guilt creep into your heart, melt into n...

By UCVTS Author
In Opinion, Other, Jan 12, 2025

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