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Outsourcing to China is Depleting the United States GDP

For much of the 21st century, the United States economy has suffered from a trade war with China. One way in which the economy can be measured is through the gross domestic product, GDP. ...

By Patrick Mochnal, Alumni at AIT
In News, Feb 14, 2019

Greta Thunberg Leads Global Climate Strike

Since the late 19th century, Earths average surface temperature has risen approximately 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit. The bulk of the temperature increase has occurred in the past 35 years wit...

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In News, Nov 04, 2019

La Esperantisto and the Beauty of Esperanto

Though they have become an arguably less popular medium as handheld and digital technologies advance, newspapers have played an integral social and political role since their introduction...

By Justin Zimmerman, Alumni at AIT
In News, Nov 04, 2019

Death By Potatoes: Could Mark Watney Really Have Survived in The Martian ?

The year is 2035. The crew of the Ares III probe the surface of the red planet hoping to find long term sustainability in its depths, when a dust storm kicks up out of nowhere, forcing th...

By Kenna Srivastava, Alumni at MHS
In Opinion, May 21, 2019

Movie Review: Frozen 2

Six years ago, Disney released a musical, comedy adventure that followed two sister princesses, Anna and Elsa. Frozen, a perfect mixture of action and emotion, made quite the impact among...

By Natalie Lee, Alumni at MHS
In Opinion, May 17, 2020

Everything You Need to Know About Among Us

You’ve probably heard about an online game Among Us. If you haven’t, heres a complete guide to Among Us so you’ll understand all the memes. This guide will include a general overview and ...

By Sara Schwartz, Alumni at AAHS
In Opinion, Feb 14, 2021

Concert Review: The Regrettes at Bowery Ballroom

Punk rockers The Regrettes performed a sold out show at Bowery Ballroom on October 3rd. Fans began queuing at 1:30 on the cold, rainy afternoon with frontwoman Lydia Nights signature eyel...

By Chloe Gavula, Alumni at APA
In Arts and Entertainment, Nov 04, 2019

A Book Review sans Spoilers: Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro

Shortlisted for the 2005 Booker Prize and the 2005 National Book Critics Circle Award, Kazuo Ishiguros Never Let Me Go follows the story of narrator, Kathy, who spent her childhood in a s...

By Megan Lahetta, Alumni at UCTech
In Arts and Entertainment, May 17, 2020

Eddie Van Halen Obituary

Virtuoso guitarist Eddie Van Halen passed away at the age of 65 on October 6, 2020. He played lead guitar in the 19th best selling group of all time; Van Halen. He was a wildly innovative...

By Haralambos Liberatos, Alumni at UCTech
In Arts and Entertainment, Feb 13, 2021

A Controversial Fight Between Two Controversial Youtubers: Logan Paul vs KSI II

It all started on Feb. 3, 2018 when famous Youtuber Olajide William Olatunji, more commonly known as KSI, fought Youtuber Joe Weller in an amateur boxing match at the Copper Box Arena in ...

By Alan Ostrovsky, Alumni at AIT
In Sports, May 17, 2020

Covering the Transfer Window of the European Leagues (Soccer)

For those who dont know, the transfer window is a period of time when soccer clubs from around the world are allowed to buy players from other clubs, either permanently or on loan. A per...

By Dylan Intwala, Alumni at AIT
In Sports, Feb 14, 2021

Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo: Football's Greatest Ever Players

Even if you dont watch professional soccer games, theres a 95% chance that you'll recognize either the name of Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. And theres good reason behind that; widel...

By Dylan Intwala, Alumni at AIT
In Sports, Feb 20, 2022

Hybrid vs. In-person Learning at UCVTS

Covid-19 has undeniably hindered the normal operation of countless institutions many took for granted in previous years. The lockdown and reconfiguration of everyday events for people acr...

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In Science, Feb 17, 2021

The Science Behind the Shot: How Vaccines Work

A COVID-19 vaccine is necessary to boost the global effort to end the ongoing pandemic. A safe, effective and accessible vaccine for the disease will bring the world one step closer to de...

By Akwele Lokko, Alumni at AAHS
In Science, Feb 17, 2021

Exercise During the Quarantine: Its Importance and How to Implement It in Your Own Life

As the COVID-19 pandemic approaches its one year anniversary, entire populations across the globe have been following lockdown and social distancing measures. Whether that means working f...

By Monica Manescu, Alumni at AAHS
In Science, Jun 02, 2021

Sleep Deprievation vs. UCVTS

It’s widely known that students in high school through college struggle with maintaining a sufficient amount of sleep every night. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) re...

By Kelly Zheng, Sophomore at AAHS
In Lifestyle, Science, Around Campus, Dec 31, 2024

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 Mehr Upashyay, Freshman at UCTECH
In Lifestyle, Science, Jan 13, 2025

Chords of Our Story: How Music Impacts Our Lives

IntroductionMusic is everywhere in our lives, from the songs we listen to on our way to school to the music we dance to. But music does more than just give us something to listen to; it c...

By Mariam Tchitchueishvili, Junior at UCTECH
In Opinion, Lifestyle, Arts and Entertainment, Jan 16, 2025

Sleep Deprievation vs. UCVTS

It’s widely known that students in high school through college struggle with maintaining a sufficient amount of sleep every night. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) re...

By Kelly Zheng, Sophomore at AAHS
In Lifestyle, Science, Around Campus, Dec 31, 2024

What Was The Space Race?

Two years after World War II ended, a period of tension between the Soviet Union and the United States began in which each country fought for global superiority. This period starting in 1...

By Athena Corbishley, Sophomore at UCTECH
In Science, History, Jan 08, 2025

Dead Poets Society: Except Poetry… is Dead?

The infamous lines: “He found me crying / He crew too / We both crode” brought a metaphorical tear to my eye. I was struck by how this quote, though absurd, highlighted the state of moder...

By Makayla Barte, Freshman at AIT
In Arts and Entertainment, Opinion, History, Jan 11, 2025

“I’ll Make a Man Out of You!” (Real Life Version)

If you were forced to face your biggest fear right now, would you do it? “It’ll be fine!” Perhaps that annoying phrase is repeated over and over, but maybe it will be fine? Maybe you’ll f...

By Makayla Barte, Freshman at AIT
In Opinion, Other, 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 Makayla Barte, Freshman at AIT
In Opinion, Other, Jan 12, 2025

America’s High-Speed Rail Failure: Why is the U.S. falling behind in the high-speed rail industry?

In 2000, America’s luxurious high-speed train entered service to act as a superior counterpart for flying. However, it hasn’t quite lived up to its expectations. The Amtrak Acela, America...

By Parthiv Intwala, Freshman at AIT
In Other, Politics and Government, Jan 30, 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 Parker Bauman, Junior at AIT
In Opinion, Politics and Government, Jan 12, 2025

America’s High-Speed Rail Failure: Why is the U.S. falling behind in the high-speed rail industry?

In 2000, America’s luxurious high-speed train entered service to act as a superior counterpart for flying. However, it hasn’t quite lived up to its expectations. The Amtrak Acela, America...

By Parthiv Intwala, Freshman at AIT
In Other, Politics and Government, Jan 30, 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 Sophia Hoff, Freshman at APA
In Literary Journal, Jan 13, 2025

Bougainville: The Newest Country On The Block?

On July 9th, 2011, in accordance with a January referendum during the same year where 98.83% of South Sudanese voters opted for secession, the country of South Sudan was born. For just un...

By Amir Hunter, Senior at AIT
In Politics & Government, Feb 06, 2026

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