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A wartime mural transforms a wall in Kyiv, Ukraine into a symbol of national survival. (Photo Credit: Daria Strategy / Unsplash)
Ukraine’s Visual Frontline: How Artists Are Reimagining Resistance
Sophia Birman, Staff Reporter • January 27, 2026

On February 24th, 2022, as Russia launched a full-scale invasion into Ukraine, ordinary spaces of life suddenly fragmented into zones of loss and uncertainty. From that rupture, a new artistic movement emerged.  With paint...

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In 'Sunset over Staffelsee' Gabriele Münter used colors that are blended softly together, with each mountain, river, and cloud outlined in a soft hue of burgundy.
Capturing the Inner Beauty of Life: ‘Gabriele Münter: Contours of the World’ at the Guggenheim Museum in New York
Sally Kramer, Staff Reporter • February 1, 2026

On Fifth Avenue between East 88th and East 89th Streets, standing out amongst the quiet buildings of the Upper East Side of New York City, lies the Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Currently on display in the...

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Here is a view of the Sydney Opera House as seen from Sydney Harbor.
My Trip ‘Down Under’: Recollections From My Journey to Australia
Gwyneth Mahase, Staff Reporter • January 26, 2026

Landing in Adelaide My trip began with 25 hours of flying. Yes, it was just as awful as it sounds. We endured a six hour flight to Los Angeles, 15 hours from there to Sydney, and then 4 hours to Adelaide. Needless to say, I...

Pictured is the Statue of Liberty, a gift from the French in 1885. It sits on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. For over a century, the Statue has symbolized the American values of freedom and democracy. (Photo Credit: Jakub Hałun, CC BY 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons)
Sinking Cities
January 25, 2026
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A climber locks into a powerful overhang, balancing precision and core tension as she prepares for the next move. (Photo Credit: Yns Plt / Unsplash)
The Art of Ascent: Inside the World of Rock Climbing
Liah Igel, Staff Reporter • February 1, 2026

Your fingers cling to the edge of a hold. Your muscles shake, and the floor feels impossibly far below. Yet, instead of fear, there’s focus, and a strange kind of joy. Rock climbing is a sport that looks intimidating, but in...

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Pictured is banner of 'The Brown University Club in New York' on display at the vigil in Central Park, along with bouquets of flowers placed below the banner, in order to honor the victims, Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov. The bouquets were later donated to a local nursing home.
From Providence to Central Park: Rethinking Campus Safety After the Shooting at Brown University
Amanda Ro, Staff Reporter • January 30, 2026

Standing at the Gothic Bridge in Central Park on December 21st, 2025, a week after the December 13th, 2025 mass shooting at Brown University, I joined...

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January 28, 2026
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Here, the Editors-in-Chief and Managing/Advisor Editors of ‘The Science Survey,’ the writers of the Winter 2026 Advice Column, pose for a photo. Pictured from left to right are: Sarah Rubenstein ’26, Olive Forman-Sarno ’26, Anthony Ortega Bravo ’26, Alexandra Ghile ’26, Madison Kang ’26, Jiangzhuo Wu ’26, Bethany Karlinsky ’26, Sasha White ’26, Sophia Nguyen ’26, and Liah Igel ’26. Not Pictured: Wasif Habib ’26.
Winter 2026 Advice Column: Tackling Procrastination, Balancing Extracurriculars, Using AI, and More!
Sasha White, Liah Igel, Olive Forman-Sarno, Wasif Habib, Alexandra Ghile, Bethany Karlinsky, Sophia Nguyen, Anthony Ortega, Sarah Rubinstein, Jiangzhuo Wu, and Madison Kang January 27, 2026

Hello Bronx Science!  We, the Editors-in-Chief and Managing Editors of 2025-2026 Science Survey are here to offer some advice on developing good habits,...

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