Imagine racing across nearly 2000 miles of the wild Australian outback at 60 miles per hour in the blistering 100-degree heat—in a car that recharges on sunlight while driving! In this scenario, played...

The internet has a way of throwing things at you that you’d rather not catch. You’re scrolling through what should be harmless, silly memes and suddenly come across a violent video. It’s something...

You’ve undoubtedly come across pictures of climate conferences in the media, with tired delegates sitting in rows in convention centers. They talk endlessly before and after lunch, pre- and post-coffee,...

On August 7th 2025, Sam Altman and OpenAI launched their newest AI update: GPT 5. 2025 has already welcomed rapid change in the job market landscape due to GPT and its counterparts. Among recent college...

The Texas Freeze of 2021 had a death toll in the hundreds. In mid-February, a snowstorm traversed the state, leaving behind freezing rain, icy roads, and piles of snow. The extreme cold caused pipe bursts...

It is not every day that someone is invited to the home of a Nobel Prize winning physicist. Dr. John Clauser, recipient of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics and the 2010 Wolf Prize, lives just a few minutes...

This article is one of the Top 10 winners of The Learning Network’s “How To” Informational Writing Contest and is also published by The New York Times here. “People rush to buy telescopes...

We've all been there–the recipient of a hand-me-down phone that is practically gasping its last breath. Passed on to you only because everyone else upgraded, and now it’s your job to squeeze out its...

The Science Behind CRISPR In March 2011, at a café in San Juan, Puerto Rico, American biochemist Jennifer Doudna met French microbiologist and professor Emmanuelle Charpentier. Despite being strangers...

Vegan and vegetarian diets have become more popular among people as concerns for the environment continue to rise. Many individuals switch to diets that don’t contain meat in an effort to help our planet,...

Behind the workings of a turquoise-black prosthetic arm — sized to precision, hand opening and closing, shipped all the way to Portugal — is OHS student Augustine Villalobos (‘23), a high-school...

Nerve cells, neurons, are the body's cosmic messengers. But what transpires when these messengers lose their protective myelin layer?  This is the reality for those wrestling with neurodegenerative diseases...