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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 st...

By Abigail Loeser, Sophomore at UCTECH
In News, Jan 15, 2025
Generation Alpha: The Rise of iPad Kids

Generation Alpha: The Rise of iPad Kids

By Chloe Zeng, Junior at AAHS
In News, Opinion, Jan 13, 2025
Stanley Cups: The Coping Mechanism for a Society Without Hobbies
An Extravagant Unveiling of Crumbling Foundations: the Drastic Hit on the Chinese Real Estate Market
The Butterfly Effect

The Butterfly Effect

By Phoebe Hu, Sophomore at AAHS
In News, May 13, 2024
The Dramatic Increase in Super Bowl Ad Prices Explained
An Inside View of Girls with Leadership Roles

An Inside View of Girls with Leadership Roles

By Sharika Dhar, Sophomore at Allied
In News, Feb 12, 2024
K2-18b: Possible Hycean World and Harborer of Alien Life
Law and Technology: How Can the Law Keep up with the Rise of Deepfakes and AI?
ChatGPT's Meteoric Rise: What Does the Future of Communication Look Like?

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Will the USWNT Win Back-to-Back World Cups?

The United States Women’s National Soccer Team, USWNT, is known for its arrogant, powerful, and suave air. You either love them or you hate them. Captain Becky Sauerbrunn leads some of t...

By Audrey Miller, Senior at UCTech
In News, Jun 29, 2023

Why Rising Gas Prices are Important

As the Ukrainian conflict unfolds and the Covid-19 pandemic ensues, rising gas prices have become a frequent topic of conversation. The ban on Russian oil exacerbated already increasing g...

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 29, 2023

What happened to Credit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank?

Over the past 2 years, Credit Suisse has had its stock price drop by over 90%, and Silicon Valley Bank has completely folded, but why is this?

By Eric Yu, Senior at AIT
In News, Jun 29, 2023

LSU Tigers Women's Basketball: NCAA Women's Champions

On April 2, 2023 the No. 3 seed LSU Women’s basketball team entered the National Championship facing No. 2 seed Iowa. Iowa was led by Caitlin Clark, the Naismith National Player of the Ye...

By Sohem Rai, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 29, 2023

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Spanning a whopping 1.6 million square kilometers, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is an accumulation of plastic between California and Hawaii. Even though it doesn’t seem like a hospitab...

By Daivya Sadhvani, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 18, 2023

The Fashion Industrys Not-So-Secret Impact

When thinking about industries that contribute the most carbon emissions, the oil and fossil fuel industry usually comes to mind. The fashion industry, however, is an unexpected runner up...

By Mila Talati, Senior at AIT
In News, Mar 02, 2023

Young Voters and Midterm Elections: Whats the Connection?

Over the past three months, political ads have flooded the media, whether it was via YouTube, the evening news, or even pop-up ads, signifying the arrival of midterms. Tuesday, November 8...

By Haley Richardson, Alumni at UCTech
In News, Feb 28, 2023

Humans on Mars | SpaceXs Quest to Colonize the Red Planet

SpaceX is a company that pushes limits. It pushes beyond the ordinary and aims to achieve the hardest of things. Founded by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk in 2002, SpaceXs ultimate go...

By Dylan Intwala, Alumni at AIT
In News, Mar 14, 2022

The Nobel Prize: A High Honor

Arguably, the Nobel Prize is one of the most honorable awards a person can have. Nobel Prize laureates are given special privileges at certain places. For example, colleges give a free pa...

By Shreya Nara, Alumni at AIT
In News, Feb 28, 2022

The Fast fashion industry: An ethical overview

Introduction + History

By Diya Nainwal, Alumni at AAHS
In News, Jan 03, 2022

At the brink of an Artificial intelligence cold war

For decades, technological leaders have touted artificial intelligence (AI) as a social and economic boon capable of solving the world’s worst calamities. These benefits, however, come wi...

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 15, 2021

Interesting Facts About the Human Memory

There are three types of memory: sensory, short-term/working, and long-term memory. Within long-term memory are subcategories. Episodic memory recalls specific events; semantic memory pro...

By Laura Felder, Alumni at UCTech
In News, Jun 02, 2021

Craziest Places on Earth That Look Fictional, But Arent!

Seven continents, five oceans, 195 countries, 10,000 cities, and 7.8 billion people to see it all. There are hot, sandy deserts, bustling cities, rich and productive farmland, grassy fiel...

By Sarah Bauman, Alumni at APA
In News, Jun 02, 2021

Julian Assange's Extradition Ruling

On Monday, January 4th, 2021, a British judge rejected an American request to extradite WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, to the United States, declaring that this would be a concern for...

By Daivya Sadhvani, Alumni at AIT
In News, May 31, 2021

Revolutionary Progress In Curing Alzheimers Disease

Scientists are creating history as they research further information on a cure to combat a fatal form of memory loss, Alzheimers diease, also known as senile dementia. Alzheimers disease ...

By Diya Nainwal, Alumni at AAHS
In News, Apr 14, 2021

Interview with Mrs. Mansfield-Smith, Principal of Magnet High School

On November 1, the Union County Vocational-Technical Schools Board of Education announced that Magnet High School had found their new principal. The undoubtedly well-earned position went ...

By Kenna Srivastava, Alumni at MHS
In News, May 23, 2020

English, A Frankenstein Monster of a Language

English is a weird language. Any student who has had to memorize strange spelling anomalies or had to read aloud in class only to trip over a word with two different meanings and entirely...

By Joe Baldwin, Alumni at UCTech
In News, May 17, 2020

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

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

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

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