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.
OPINION: Teens can manage social media use better
While social media and phones should not go completely unused, it’s important to consider passive v.s. active use.
Philadelphia Flower Show highlights beauty of nature from futuristic lens
The Philadelphia Flower Show, which was held for two weekends, was a successful experience for floral designer Jennifer Reed and many student attendees.
Policies barricade measures to prevent bird flu outbreak
With increasing cases decimating the poultry population and reduced disease-prevention funding, bird flu poses a larger threat than ever.
Seasonal Affective Disorder: More than just ‘winter blues’
Weather changes can impact your mood. Science is involved.
Students learn to save lives
Weekend class teaches students CPR, AED use, and more.
OPINION: Political discrepancies, environmental challenges place Earth Day on back burner
Earth Day, celebrated annually on April 22, serves as a reminder of the urgent need to prioritize environmental issues.
DEI policy, NIH fund cuts purge government websites, stunt biomedical research, students feel effects
For some students, the elimination of online resources presents academic and ethical challenges.
MYTHBUSTERS: Playing “catch up” with sleep
Sleeping in over the weekend doesn’t always protect you from the effects of prolonged sleep deprivation.
