The scenery that surrounds us easily dictates our mood. Quiet chatter encourages easy creativity, silence leads to intense concentration, and pleasant music minimizes the daunting stress of a heavy workload....
If there is one video that haunts the rock scene, it’s Fleetwood Mac’s 1997 live performance of Silver Springs.
Once one watches it, it is easy to see why. Through the haze of 1970s rock, tension...
New York City’s bagel scene is as vast and diverse as the city itself. With a reputation for having the best bagels in the country, locals and visitors alike take their bagel choices seriously, whether...
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We, the Managing Editors and Editors-in-Chief of The Science Survey, are so happy that the weather has finally warmed up! As we eagerly welcome May flowers, the beginning of summer...
For many students at Bronx Science, Donald Trump’s presence in politics has been a defining force for as long as they can remember. Since his sudden ascent to the helm of the Republican Party in 2016,...
Last summer, I had the rare and nerve-wracking opportunity to try fugu–the infamous Japanese pufferfish known for containing some of the deadliest toxins on Earth. A single misstep in its preparation...
When the cold winter days expire, and the flowers begin to bloom as the days grow warmer, it is time to focus on restoring your skin from the dry temperature. As the weather changes, your skin care routine...
Like dozens of other teenagers across the country, my bright red Canon SX620 HS has become a staple in my backpack. From documenting rainy bus rides on the way to school to Saturday afternoons in Soho...
Every day, thousands of tourists travel throughout the city of New York. Tourists are attracted to the city by food and the arts it has to offer. However, it is the landmarks of the city that catch the...
Fashion is not just about fitting in—it’s about standing out. It’s a powerful form of self-expression that goes beyond trends.
Clothing allows individuals to convey their personalities, beliefs,...
For the first time in eight years, Bronx Science has won the 2025 Moot Court championships. After four grueling rounds and competing against nine schools, the Bronx Science Moot Court team has learned...
New York City—ranked among the top 10 cities for tourists according to Kayla Zhu on Visual Capitalist— is known for many things, but above all, its energy. Often called “The City that Never Sleeps,”...
Are you looking for an easy yet delicious meal to fill you up? Fuzhou, a city in the southeastern part of China known for its breathtaking landscapes, is also home to some of the most comforting and flavorful...
Burning forests. Melting glaciers. Rising oceans. As a high schooler, inheriting this ravaged earth can feel terrifying and overwhelming. But environmental destruction can also seem distant when overshadowed...
On a walk through Brighton Beach, the air is thick with the scent of freshly baked pirozhki, the sounds of Russian pop music, and the sight of shop signs written in Cyrillic. Tucked beside the iconic boardwalk...
Every weekday at 6 p.m., the city’s pulse quickens as 3.6 million New Yorkers pour into subway stations — especially at Columbus Circle, Penn Station, and Times Square — which are the heart of the...
As climate change accelerates, the impacts on our environment and society become increasingly concerning. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration warns that global temperatures could rise...
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We, the Editors-in-Chief and Managing Editors of The Science Survey, are here to answer your questions. Fortunately, we have detailed advice from some of our senior students on...
From the nauseating smell of dull airport air after getting off a sixteen hour flight from New York to Mumbai for my cousin’s wedding, to the jasmine, rose, and sandalwood mixture that intoxicated me...
