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Small joys, big difference: how Hill School students are finding resilience in life’s tiniest moments
Students at The Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, are increasingly embracing small everyday moments of joy as a quiet way to cope with the relentless academic pressure of boarding school life.
School & Institute
2026.06.19 00:24
Hajin Cho
Study finds tennis is the best sport for longevity
According to the Copenhagen City Heart Study presented in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings, looking up 8577 participants for a maximum of 25 years, they found that racket sports such as tennis and badminton extend life expectancy more than any other sport.
Life & Style
2026.06.16 08:14
Jiyule Shin
Spotify’s rebrand signals a shift in brand identity
Spotify's decision to replace its iconic 2D soundwave logo with a 3D disco ball sparked widespread attention online, with many users questioning what motivated the dramatic rebrand.
Science & Technology
2026.06.15 07:53
Leah Sae-In Cho
Abbotsford students look for more career-focused course options
The Abbotsford Board of Education approved the addition of Art History 12 and Veterinary Science 12 for the 2026-27 school year, providing high school students with more opportunities to explore career-related and interest-based learning.
Education
2026.06.15 02:49
Mark An
AI-driven swarm robotics: When robots think and act as one
Researchers at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences unveiled a swarm of ant-inspired robots called RAnts on April 17, 2026, capable of collectively building and evacuating structures without any central controller.
Science & Technology
2026.06.15 02:28
Juhwan Kim
OTT Platforms create new cultural borders
OTT platforms have broken down the boundaries of global content, but they are also creating new national and cultural inequalities driven by profitability.
Media & Entertainment
2026.06.15 02:08
Yeryung Kim
Satellites can now detect animal panic to hunt poachers
On November 28, 2025, the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior launched a groundbreaking satellite system called Icaurus, designed to track wildlife from space and detect animal panic in real life in order to catch poachers.
Science & Technology
2026.06.12 18:49
Sogyu Kim
Researchers discover explanation behind long-lasting effects of obesity
On April 27th, 2025, scientists announced in the international journal, EMBO Reports, that obesity leaves epigenetic marks on DNA in immune cells which cause chronic conditions even after weight loss.
Science & Technology
2026.06.12 17:56
Eunseo Choi
San Diego mosque shooting leaves community shaken
On May 19, 2026, two teenage gunmen opened fire at the Islamic Center of San Diego, killing three worshippers before later being found dead from apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds, bringing the death toll to five.
People & Events
2026.06.11 08:18
Chaewon Lee
White House announces deals after Trump-Xi summit
The White House announced on May 17th that China committed to purchasing at least $17 billion worth of American agricultural products annually through 2028 and agreed to resolve U.S. concerns over rare earth shortages, highlighting some of the most concrete results from a high-profile bilateral summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
People & Events
2026.06.10 20:38
Brandon Chang
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