Aaron Douglas: Aspects of Negro Life
Learn about Aaron Douglas and his most famous contribution to the Harlem Renaissance
(AI)ntrospection
I made an AI draw the past, present, and future of AI. The image in the center of the collage is what was generated when the AI was told, “picture yourself.”
Ruffled Feathers: Train Noise Pollution May Cause Pigeon Avoidance Patterns
Do you live in NYC? If so, you have probably encountered the noisy MTA at some point in your life. Come join us to see if the noise pollution at your local train station can pose a negative effect on NYC’s beloved trademark bird, the pigeon.
The effects of air quality on lung cancer rates
An analysis of air quality as it relates to the prevalence of lung cancer in the five boroughs of New York City, as supported by ANOVA statistics.
Self-representation through Philosophy, Arts, and Literature
Understanding the meaning of everything through philosophy, arts, and literature
Interpretations of Romeo y Julieta
A tragedy, a romance… a comedy? A Guatemalan summer vacation becomes the stage for Shakespeare’s famous “Romeo and Juliet”.
Aducanumab: Approved, But By Science?
We analyze the data behind the Alzheimer’s drug Aducanumab, and discuss if its accelerated FDA approval was warranted.
The Statue of Liberty
Everyone knows about the iconic Statue of Liberty. But do you know the history of the infamous statue and area that it was placed on? What new and exciting alterations could be done to the Statue of Liberty we have recognized for so long?
Bedazzled!
The two artworks I describe are the “Kitchen” by Liza Lou and “The Vessel” by Thomas Heatherwick. Both works are creatively built, attract many visitors in New York, and are worth paying a visit to.
Prevalence of Melanistic Squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis ) Across NYC
Have you ever seen a black squirrel while in New York, and questioned reality and life as you know it? Well we we can provide some answers for you!
