An increasing number of colleges are adopting standardized test-optional policies

Standardized testing is becoming a less prevalent aspect of the college admissions process, with the majority of universities in the United States opting for test-optional or test-blind policies to create a more equitable application process and environment within their campus gates.

Education 2023.11.10 00:07 Daniel Nam

Hamas attacks Israel with over 5000 rockets

On October 7th, 2023, Hamas launched an attack on Israel, firing over 5000 rockets from the Gaza Strip.

People & Events 2023.11.09 21:02 Eric Lee

Fentanyl overdoses has emerged as a pressing global issue

Recently, the escalating problem of drug abuse, particularly the overdose of fentanyl, has become a major global concern.

People & Events 2023.11.09 04:27 Kate Kim

New bill on food additive in California resurges debate

With the introduction of the California Food Safety Act Assembly Bill 418 which was aimed at regulating the use of food additives like Red Dye 3, California reignited the intense and ongoing debate regarding the safety and necessity of these substances in our daily diets.

People & Events 2023.11.09 04:04 Hanna Yein Cho

The Republicans and the Democrats begin to gain voters for the 2024 election

In the lead-up to the 2024 election, both Republican and Democrat candidates are employing multiple tactics to secure dominance amidst their struggles.

Politics 2023.11.07 04:55 Matthew Park

Newly opened Google Visitor Center provides unique visitor experiences

Google Visitor Experience, the new visitor center of the tech giant Google, opened at Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California, on October 12th, 2023.

Science & Technology 2023.11.05 23:04 Yujun Lee

Tragic shooting claims 18 lives in Maine

On October 25th, the disheartening sound of gunfire echoed through a bowling alley and restaurant in Lewiston, Maine.

People & Events 2023.11.05 22:36 Sojin Kim

Opinions split between researchers and industry over harmfulness of artificial sweeteners

Recent studies by researchers have suggested that artificial sweeteners, which are man-made flavours that mimic the taste of sugar, could possibly be harmful to human health, while sugar manufacturing industries have maintained that they are less likely to cause negative human health impacts.

Life & Style 2023.11.05 22:09 Brian Jung Shihyoung Lee

X: How Elon Musk changed Twitter for the past year

As of October 27, 2023, it has been one year since Elon Musk purchased Twitter for $44 billion, and since then, he has made changes to the fundamentals of the company.

Science & Technology 2023.11.05 04:40 Chaemin Lee

The escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas spirals into a cycle of violence

In an unexpected turn of events, the tensions in the Middle East erupted into a conflict between Israel and the Palestinian militant group, Hamas, marking one of the most violent episodes in recent history.

People & Events 2023.11.02 01:20 Jason Ha