by Lucy Targum ’26 | May 27, 2023 | Science & Tech
On April 19, 2023, users of the popular social media and messaging platform, Snapchat, opened the app to find a new friend on their Chat feed. Officially called “My AI,” Snapchat’s experimental feature allows users to message and send photos to an artificial...
by Lila Rhee ’26 | May 27, 2023 | Science & Tech
As warmer weather approaches in the Northeast, so too does the return of the dreaded spotted lanternflies. The planthopper insects are an invasive species native to East Asia that pose a serious threat to the health of American ecosystems. Sporting impressive spotted...
by William Kim ’24 | May 27, 2023 | Science & Tech
In the next two years, Concord Academy will carry out its vision for West Campus, constituting the most ambitious capital project ever pursued by the school. The plan mainly seeks to meet the needs of the performing arts curriculum by constructing a brand-new arts...
by Marshall Fisher ’24 | May 2, 2023 | Science & Tech
For the first Community Weekend of 2023, the Sustainability Committee alongside the Environmental Coheads took to the weekend’s activities with a green lens, as it coincided with Earth Day. All of the activities offered for students to participate in on Saturday,...
by Eva Tutin ’24 | May 2, 2023 | Science & Tech
Around this time of year, every rainstorm is followed by the claim that “April showers bring May flowers.” This is a lovely, optimistic saying, but is it true? Does the amount of rain in April really correlate to the number of flowers in May? Modern society tends to...
by Lucy Newman ’25 | May 2, 2023 | Science & Tech
On Saturday, April 22, Concord Academy’s Gender Representation in Tech organization, more commonly known as GRiT, hosted their annual conference on the CA campus. While any students in middle or high school from the Boston area were encouraged to attend, the coheads...
