In the Pacific Northwest region of the United States and Canada lie some of the most tranquilizing and stunning landscapes in all of North America. The region is riddled with sprawling forests, teeming with massive biodiversity…
Author: Ryan
Ryan, Technology Editor (2020-21), enjoys learning about and traveling to new locations and writing to his hearts desire. He is also an aspiring architect who hopes to simultaneously undertake the art of journalism and writing.
Tech Gadgets That Never Were
In the modern world, technology can define our lives in ways that we cannot wholly comprehend. Yet all this life-defining technology had to have had a beginning somewhere in this world…
Misconceptions about Mental Health
In our society lies a pervasive crisis that perforates every facet of our lives and those of others, yet largely goes unrecognized, as if such was merely a minor occurrence.
But mental health is no minor occurrence.
Welcome the Autonomous Vehicle
In what can easily be ascribed as a defining feature for future civilization – excluding flying cars – the autonomous vehicle is perhaps one of the most coveted ideas in the human conscience. However, it also remains an idea…
National Technology Day
In a time of human history when there are well over a 1,000 National Days to be had, it is far too easy to become lost in the endless sea of National Days that include the likes of National Doughnut Day or even National Bubble Wrap Day.
Introducing the Fifth Generation of Tech
The future is here, and it calls itself 5G. First though, what even is 5G? 5G is an acronym for fifth generation, the fifth generation of wireless networking technology, to be precise. There have been multiple generations before 5G…
The Birth of the Gaming Console
The Xbox One, the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and its soon-to-be successors are popular culture staples. Functioning not only as a machine for entertainment and the gaming audiences it caters to, they also work in tandem as home movie systems and communication devices.
The Scientists at Yellowstone
Over 3,000 gallons of scalding water spew into the atmosphere, reaching heights over 100 feet. Visitors watch in awe as nature gives a taste of the power it wields. Lasting for just…