2026 Club Day: Travel Through Possibilities Scholars-Weekly·July 28, 2026What if choosing a club was like traveling to a new place? On September 18, SSI held its...Life·2 min read·0
More Than Just Caffeine: Why Students Depend on Energy Drinks During Exam Week Scholars-Weekly·July 10, 2026At a convenience store near the school on Tuesday evening, the refrigerator section that normally held energy drinks...Life·2 min read·4
Why Is Social Media So Addictive? Scholars-Weekly·June 30, 2026Have you ever opened TikTok or Instagram for “just five minutes,” only to realize that half an hour...Life·3 min read·2
Why Is Tesla Selling So Many Cars in the Home of Hyundai? Scholars-Weekly·July 21, 2026South Korea is famous for making great cars. Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis are all Korean brands, and people...Technology·3 min read·7
Think Before You Post: It’s Not as Private as You Think Scholars-Weekly·Technology·April 28, 2026·3 min read·4
Worldwide popular Chinese EVs are coming to Korea and Tesla and Hyundai should be ready for this Scholars-Weekly·Technology·April 22, 2026·3 min read·17
William Shakespeare’s Story of Life Scholars-Weekly·November 21, 2023William Shakespeare, the renowned playwright, poet, and theatrical manager, left an indelible mark in modern literature through his...Literature·1 min read·3
Why do we overthink? Scholars-Weekly·June 23, 2026Have you ever replayed a certain citation that did not easily get out of your mind? Thinking something...Life·1 min read·2
2026 World Cup: Who are the Favorites to Win the World Cup? Scholars-Weekly·June 16, 2026The 2026 FIFA World Cup is one of the most anticipated tournaments in sports history. Hosted by the...Life·4 min read·4
Supercritical Fluids-Neither liquid nor solid Scholars-Weekly·May 20, 2026When high heat is applied to a liquid, it becomes gas. When high pressure is applied to gas,...Science·1 min read·4
Hope Therapy: How to use hope to achieve goals and make you a happier, healthier person Scholars-Weekly·May 13, 2026Have you ever had hope for something? Maybe from small ones, such as hoping to do well on...Science·2 min read·3
Why People Distort their Memory Scholars-Weekly·May 6, 2026“Forgetfulness is one of God’s greatest blessings” is a quote I remind myself whenever I’m having a bad...Science·2 min read·2
Health in Your Pocket: Apps That Can Actually Improve Daily Habits Scholars-Weekly·May 5, 2026Sources: Screenshots from Nike Training Club, Sleep Cycle, Headspace, MyFitnessPal apps (compiled by author) Smartphones are no longer...Life·3 min read·8
Does Dopamine really make you happy? Scholars-Weekly·April 24, 2026Many people believe that dopamine is the “happiness chemical” in the brain. This idea has become very popular,...Life·3 min read·4
Why Motivation Doesn’t Last and What Actually Works Scholars-Weekly·April 20, 2026Think about the last time you truly felt motivated. Maybe it could have been the first day of...Life·5 min read·3
Understanding Autoimmune Diseases. Scholars-Weekly·April 15, 2026The immune system is a large network of organs, white blood cells, protein and chemicals that work together...Science·3 min read·2
The Rise of Deepfakes and Why They Are Problematic Scholars-Weekly·April 8, 2026Despite the numerous positive effects that AI brings to today’s world, we face unprecedented forms of cyberattacks. One...Technology·3 min read·3
