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Wild Turkey foraging for food.

Turkeys: Friends or Foes?

Leslie Baker '24, Clubs and Classes Editor
22 hours ago
What do engineers do, anyway?

What do engineers actually do?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
September 24, 2023
The stunning views photographed by Tvesha on her road trip.

National Park/Preserve Road Trip

Tvesha Patel '27, Photography Editor
September 21, 2023
Is the “five second rule” a rule to live by? Or just a myth? (New York Times)

Is the Five Second Rule Real?

Chloe Stefani '24, Fashion Editor
April 9, 2023
You may have heard about ChatGPT. But whats the big deal? Hailey Baughman 24 explains.

What is ChatGPT?

Hailey Baughman '24, Contributing Writer
March 27, 2023
Do you take melatonin when you can’t sleep? Sophie Farr ‘25 explains how it works, and if it’s a good solution for insomnia.

What is Melatonin, and How Does It Help Us Sleep?

Sophie Farr '25, Rising Managing Copy Editor
March 27, 2023
Montrose BioBuilders team with BioBuilders mentor Natalie Kuldell (far left) and club advisor Ms. Hanna.

Montrose Takes on BioBuilders Conference

Leslie Baker '24 and Hana Shinzawa ‘24
March 22, 2023
I love my headphones. But how do they work?

How do Bluetooth headphones work?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
February 9, 2023
During my nightmares, I get to process all the wacky emotions of my day, while also being able to prepare for threatening situations.

The Science Behind Dreams

Leslie Baker '24, Clubs and Classes Editor
January 29, 2023
Why do our lips get chapped in the winter? And what can we do about it?

Why do your lips get chapped in the winter?

Hana Shinzawa '24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
December 9, 2022
A peek at Hurricane Ian from the International Space Station.

How Do Hurricanes Work? And How Does Climate Change Factor In?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
November 6, 2022
A photo of hot air balloons, which work because hot air rises.

Does heat really rise?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
October 31, 2022
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