How to Make Your Own 3D Pixel
Andrew Chiang, Staff Writer
May 6, 2019
Learn how to make a 3D printed Pixel.
Last Light: Space Telescope Kepler Closes Its Eyes
Jonathan Herbst, Staff Writer
December 12, 2018
On October 30, NASA announced that space telescope Kepler has run out of fuel and will no longer be in service. In nine years, Kepler surveyed many thousands of stars and discovered the majority of exoplanets that we now know about today. Launched in 2009, the telescope was NASA’s first attempt at pl...
Reach for the (Double) Stars
Rohit Narayanan, Staff Writer
October 6, 2017
OHS students have a long history of looking to the stars. Recently, groups of students have been doing research on double stars in a series of independent projects leading up to the newly offered Astronomy Research Seminar course starting this Spring at the OHS. Kalee Tock, an instructor at OHS, has been l...
On the Periodic Law with Dr. Eric Scerri
Louis Gosart, Staff Writer
March 11, 2016
Louis: Dr. Scerri, it’s a privilege to speak with you; thank you so much! You are an expert in the periodic table and in the history of its discovery. Why did you choose this topic in the history of science? What intrigued you about it? Dr. Scerri: One of the many things that I’ve always liked is ...
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Ikera Olandesca, Staff Writer
September 6, 2019
Inside the classroom of a bilingual school in Taiwan, thirty students are gleefully penning poetry in a creative writing workshop, their teachers scurrying everywhere to take photos. It's an exciting opportunity for them, to learn about poems from a self-published author who is also a seasoned creative writing teacher, a CEO and believe it or not, a freshman.
Nicole Wu, Staff Writer
August 30, 2019
Studies and an Observer survey show that OHSers are not getting enough exercise despite OHS PE requirements.
Elizabeth Johnson, Director of Engagement
August 29, 2019
Take this quiz to find out which OHS math teacher is your long lost twin.