PERSPECTIVE: The Common App-ocalypse
In a world that can feel loaded with pressure, learning how to better manage your college application stress can be a lifesaver.
OPINION: Labubus to landfill, overconsumption contributes to climate change
What’s trendy on social media doesn’t always make it a necessity, and buying that new obsession may have a bigger cost than you think.
STUDENTS IN SCIENCE: Senior eyes healthier future through immunology
Andre Fan, who recently interned at a Penn lab, has loved science since he was young.
Recent research reveals ChatGPT affects brain functioning
A study by MIT indicates that using ChatGPT alters the way the brain responds to a prompt.
Crozer Health closure impacts community, affects students
After the healthcare provider and employer closed, former employees find themselves struggling to find new employment, and the community struggles to make up for the loss of services.
Women in STEM club helps students build STEM knowledge, confidence
The club, founded to introduce high school students to science fields, has expanded its reach to elementary and middle school students for the new school year.
AI in computer science raises questions, generates appeal
AI’s ability to quickly generate lines of code may seem dangerous for the job market, but it could also lead to fascinating advancements.
HOSA club looks forward to new year
From service projects to fundraising opportunities and competitive events, HOSA members have big plans.
Science behind tanning craze
The spring tanning craze is in full swing! The question remains: why is there such an urge to soak up the rays?
Seniors pursue interest in science for college
Science-minded seniors hope to extend their knowledge of science, gained during their time at Haven.
Why students wait: psychology behind procrastination
While reading this, you might be procrastinating on another task. Psychology explains why this constant cycle is difficult to break.
MYTHBUSTERS: The truth behind the “least important meal of the day”
Skipping it might be more harmful than you think.
