Amidst the record high temperatures on May 20th, 2026, QHSS had still ran their annual Multicultural and Field Day Celebrations, which had always been accompanied by the clubs hosting various activities.
The...
A sturdy man inside a contractor bag is immobilized as the students frantically suck the air out of the bag. The classroom erupts into laughter as their teacher demonstrates how pressure can be created...
For many students, school has always been a place of learning, never belonging. And in those moments of solitude, it is often that we question where we fit, which part of ourselves we can show, and how...
“It makes the ride quicker than before,” says a student. While another states, “they’ve gotten rid of or combined a lot of routes, so it makes it inconvenient to get around.” The new redesign...
Today, you might have learned that Ilora Majumder was one of the few teachers selected as part of the New Staff Showcase Initiative. But as you take a glance in the humanities office, one may see some...
As other students enter into their towering high schools every morning, students at Queens High School for the Sciences (QHSS) rush inside the gates of York College to enter their small-hub located in...
As the month of September was greeted by chilly winds, the scent of pumpkin spice in the air, and vibrant orange leaves, students transitioned from their lazy summer days back into the fast-paced rhythm...
Q: So can you tell me what is the name of your non-profit and what do you guys do?
Sarah S: We’re Restoring Rainbows and basically what we do is we take gently used supplies that people don’t really...
Unraveling the Mystique of Lotus Land: A Poetic Odyssey
Lotus Land was inspired by the Greek story of the Lotus Eaters, a tribe encountered by the hero Odysseus on his journey home from Troy. A north...
A QHSS student’s average day closely mimics one of any other high schooler’s in the nation; walking through the halls with friends, going to class to sit in the same seat you’ve sat in all semester,...
From presenting at the American Museum of Natural History’s STEM Symposium to publishing their own books and even traveling across the world, QHSSers kept busy during their summer break of 24’. As...
One of our featured seniors is Ryan Gao, who will graduate as Valedictorian of QHSS this year. He will be attending Princeton University in the fall where he will major in Political Science and minor in...
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