If you think Tesla’s autopilot feature is cool, take a look at Shanghai’s first fully automated subway.  On December 26, 2020, after four-and-a-half years of construction and testing, Line 18,...

The newest addition to the numerous political parties in Hong Kong, the Bauhinia Party, named after the city’s official flower, has received widespread attention after announcing its launch to local...

I felt an uneasy tension in the atmosphere waking up and turning on the television. Leaving for a meeting, I saw mothers urging their kids to come home straight after school, and the subways, usually completely...

“Community Voices” is a subsection of Features giving contributors the freedom to submit personal vlogs, blogs, journal entries, poems, and other art addressing off-campus living during remote learning....

Monologue: What would happen if you put six reckless, self-indulging, and undisciplined kids under a roof for a few months? In September, when we pledged to our parents to hold ourselves accountable,...

Arhan Chhabra ’22 shot and edited this aerial video of Hong Kong over the summer of 2020. He used a DJI Mavic Air 2 drone to film it, followed by color-grading and editing over a period of a month. The...

After 11 weeks away from family and friends, students on campus will begin returning home over the upcoming weekend.  As the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States continues to rise, the school...

“Each of you with every interaction has the power to tell somebody who they are. You have the power to tell somebody you think they’re a sinner, the power to tell somebody, just with your face, with...

Contributing Writer Benjamin Who ’24 interviewed heads of political clubs to learn more about their role in promoting civil discourse in the community and their views towards the upcoming presidential...

In advance of the 2020 presidential election, Features Editors Eric Jin ’22 and Sydney Goldstein ’22 surveyed the student body, faculty, staff, and spouses anonymously to get a sense of the school’s...