By: Camryn Hartigan We Share The Skeleton* Drawn in ballpoint pen, this piece visually associates the decay of ocean biodiversity with...

By: Camryn Hartigan Portrait of Ophelia (woman with octopus arms)* Portrait of Ophelia continues WSTS's theme of emphasizing unity...

By: Camryn Hartigan We are criminals. We set futures ablaze with embers of yesterdays, We stuff black smoke down the throat of her,...

By: Camryn Hartigan Finally is an introspective piece with environmental implications. It examines nature as a catalyst for...

By: Camryn Hartigan Painted in oil, In Our Veins is a meditation on interconnection and interdependence. By depiciting the reoccurance of...

By: Avery Im The intersection of law and the environment represents a rapidly evolving domain of inquiry, one that is not only...

Big goal:  Set up the well plates for the experiment comparing WT and 0948 KO genotypes on phage infection and create cultures with...

By: Meg Xu Any organism whose genetic information has been altered by biotechnology is classified as a Genetically Modified...

By: Minghe, Solange, Leo, Ava, and Meg INTRO: The earth's surrounding air is composed of 21% oxygen and enters water through the process...

By: Middle Schooler(6th grade) We should not kill animals at the rate we are now! Animals are dying out because of us! If we kill too...

By: Katie Hu “Time is relative”-- words I have often heard since childhood, yet ones that continue to puzzle me in the present day....

By: Chenming Song In recent years, carbon/ emission trading systems (ETS) have emerged as a key policy to address climate change,...

The world is your oyster. Quite the common saying. But in HK the reverse is also true: oysters are the world.  These saltwater bivalve...

Nestled within the shrouded mysticism of the Yellow Mountains—a region in Anhui, China-- sits Jiulong Peak Nature Reserve, concealing...

By: Cece Lin Figure 1: Giant African land snails As you leisurely stroll through a local Hong Kong park after an episode of rainfall,...

I flipped open my history textbook to the assigned reading, armed for annotations with highlighters and pens. I scanned the 10 page...

By: Mia Griffith We’ve all seen those influencers who are obsessed with overconsumption. Realistically no one needs the same top from...

Hong Kong is commonly characterized by its crowded fishing markets, filled to the brim with loud voices haggling prices, and luxurious...

By: Meg Xu The Bear  by Andrew Krivak explores gift giving through telling a tale of the last two people alive in an Edenic Future, who...

Demands for food are growing without limit alongside our rapidly increasing population. Food is an essential part of our survival and as...