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The announcement of a $9 computer is making waves in the tech world–not only for its price cut also for its capabilities. Recently unveiled by Next Thing Co, the “CHIP” is a tiny circuit board that can fit in the palm of your hand. It promises all of the functions of a normal computer along…

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s annual youth tobacco survey, the use of electronic cigarettes has tripled among middle and high school students in the last year.

Finding new, less obtrusive ways to fight cancer is a priority in the medical field. As it stands now, the most effective way of diagnosing cancer is through a procedure called a biopsy. This involves cutting the body open and slicing out a piece of the tumor to diagnose the its severity. Unfortunately, this procedure…

On Wednesday, April 15, Service Board members gathered around booths in the Senior Quad to share information about different service opportunities with middle school and upper school students.

Written by Jane Li On Tuesday, April 7th, CSG, Wellington, and Academy’s freshmen gathered in the Barton Room to listen to Dr. Madeline Levine, a psychologist, who wrote Teach Your Children Well, a New York Times bestseller. In addition, she co-founded Challenge Success, an expansion of the SOS (Stressed Out Students) Project, at Stanford University’s…

Written by Deeksha Bathini’17 Snapchat’s “best friend list”  has always been a popular, so the criticism it received for its removal was no surprise. Thus, “best friend list” with Friend Emojis is running again.

Written by Kirsten Huhl’18 The Uploader app allows Instagram users to upload pictures using their laptops instead of their phones. A Los Angeles high school student, Caleb Benn created this app, which cost $4.99 and has been gaining more popularity every day. Instagram sent Benn an email saying his app violated its terms of service…

Written by Tristan Rhee’17 This past Saturday, President Barack Obama met with Raul Castro of Cuba in Panama in the first meeting between leaders of the two countries in half a century. They met during the Summit of Americas conference, and it was an important first step in normalizing both countries’ relations.  After much criticism…

Written by Sid Menon’17 For years, the Chinese government has been using “the Great Firewall” to censor  media that its citizens can access. Because Chinese citizens have worked their way around this barrier, the government has upgraded its virtual arsenal with a disturbing tool for mass surveillance: “the Great Cannon,” an Internet weapon that tracks…