Media's role in promoting Stanley Cups sparks environmental debate

Fuelled by the fight against plastic pollution, reusable water bottles are trending on social media; as Stanley cups become the latest must-have, questions about their true environmental impact are surfacing.

People & Events 2024.03.12 01:09 Hanna Yein Cho

Google unveils methane-tracking satellite, a groundbreaking innovation

On February 14th, 2024, tech giant Google announced the MethaneSAT project, featuring a satellite designed to collect data about methane levels around the world.

Science & Technology 2024.03.12 00:54 Yunji Heo

Private lunar lander succeeded in landing on the Moon for the first time in human history and more is coming

Falcon, a SpaceX rocket, blasted off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and dispatched Odysseus, a lunar lander developed by Intuitive Machines and supported by NASA, on February 15, 2024.

People & Events 2024.03.10 21:35 Carson Seo

Hospitals in Gaza have now become battlegrounds

Hospitals in Gaza reported that they no longer function as hospitals but as battlegrounds as Hamas systematically misuses these facilities for their military operations.

People & Events 2024.03.10 06:45 Doyeon Kim

Children in Gaza are Developing Severe Trauma according to Psychiatrists and Professionals

Fadel Abu Heen, a psychologist, stated in an interview that children in Gaza are developing severe symptoms of trauma alongside the risk of death and injury.

People & Events 2024.03.10 06:11 Ethan Chung

Yale settles mental health lawsuit and changes policies

In a historic move, Yale University agreed to settle a federal lawsuit alleging the discrimination against students with mental health needs.

People & Events 2024.03.08 00:25 Nayun Lee

The tragic protest of self-immolation continued in 2024

In the past couple of days, news of a United States airman setting himself on fire outside an Israeli Embassy in Washington broke across all headlines.

People & Events 2024.03.07 05:47 Ian Park

Renowned Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny pronounced dead in Arctic prison

Alexei Navalny, a prominent Russian anti-corruption activist and noted critic of Vladimir Putin’s regime, died on Friday, February 16, within the confines of a Russian prison in the Arctic.

People & Events 2024.03.06 20:32 Paul Han

MIT decided to require SAT and ACT scores from the applicants again

MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has announced its decision to revert to requiring SAT and ACT scores from the applicants, shifting from optional to mandatory criterion for admissions.

Education 2024.03.05 18:09 Yuna Lee

Kim Jong Un and North Korea no longer pursue reconciliation with South Korea

In a startling announcement made late in the month of February, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un declared that both he and the nation of North Korea would no longer seek reconciliation with their southern counterpart and are now preparing for war.

Politics 2024.03.05 00:26 Aiden Roh