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Stress: What can You Do?
This is a overview of the types of stress and how to cope with stress when you feel it.
F.B. Brookings
Mar 16


Caffeine: The Most Popular Drug in the World
This is a look at what caffeine actually is, how much we consume, and how prevalent it is in our lives.
F.B. Brookings
Mar 6


Piezoelectric Mechanisms and Kinetic concrete; Large Cities' new Form of Passive Energy
This article is about Piezoelectric tile a new form of renewable energy.

Poudre Press Staff
Feb 20


The Nobel Prize 2025: Everything you need to know
A quick overview of what the Nobel prize is and what the prizes were in 2025

Poudre Press Staff
Jan 26


Part 2: Should You Be Able to Copyright Works Made by AI?
The growing use of AI and its increasing acceptance also raises risks and ethical questions. Due to the complexity of this issue, it will be divided into two parts: Part One, written by Naomy Vazquez-Alvarez, arguing that AI works should be copyrightable; and Part Two, written by Simon Belda, arguing that AI works should not be copyable. The stance we take in each article may or may not be the stance we actually believe in.

Poudre Press Staff
Jan 21


Part 1: The Rise of Climate Engineering: Should We Manipulate the Weather?
The growing field of climate engineering includes the risks and ethical questions surrounding technologies designed to counteract climate change by altering the Earth's weather systems. Due to the complexity of this issue, it will be split into two parts: part one, written by Simon Belda, arguing the positives of Climate Engineering, and part two, written by F.B. Brookings, arguing the negatives of Climate Engineering.

Poudre Press Staff
Dec 2, 2025


Renewable Energy: Cheaper Than Ever
An article about renewable energy and many reasons you or your city should adopt it

Poudre Press Staff
Nov 5, 2025


Strange Looking Bunnies in Fort Collins, What's Really Going On?
People in Fort Collins, Colorado, have been seeing rabbits with strange, horn-like growths on their heads and faces. Some look like they have antlers or tentacles, earning nicknames like “Frankenstein bunnies” or “zombie rabbits.” This might sound like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it is actually a real virus called Shope papillomavirus that only affects rabbits. The virus causes wart-like growths on the skin of rabbits, especially around their heads, faces, and necks.

Edgar Gonzalez
Sep 26, 2025


Bird Flu Deadlier Than Ever
The effects of Bird flu on animals and humans

Noah Lewis
Sep 24, 2025


Urban Farming and Rooftop Gardens: Buildings That Breathe
As the cost of fresh, good quality, and safe-to-eat fruit and vegetables goes up, there is one simple solution: grow your own cheap, juicy, and fresh produce in your own backyard.

Poudre Press Staff
Sep 10, 2025


Poudre High School, the new home of ExraTREErestreal, the tree that was on the Apollo 14 mission
Poudre High School has recently received a ‘moon tree’ from NASA; it is the seedling of a Douglas-fir tree that traveled around and past the dark side of the moon by over 268,563 miles

Poudre Press Staff
Sep 7, 2025


Different Natural Disasters Part 3
Hurricanes What is a Hurricane: A hurricane is a well-defined system of showers and thunderstorms with a well-defined circulation center...

Daniel Jacobsen
Mar 13, 2025


Diffrent Natural Disasters Part 2
Extreme Heat this image shows what extreme heat is, who it affects, where you are most likely to deal with it, and how to avoid...

Daniel Jacobsen
Feb 13, 2025


Different Natural Disasters and What Causes Them: Part One
Earthquake What they are: An earthquake is a shaking of the earth's surface caused by a sudden burst of energy. These bursts can vary in...

Daniel Jacobsen
Jan 29, 2025


How AI is Changing Our Society
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly evolving reshaping many aspects of our lives. From the way we work and communicate to how we...
Poudre Press Staff Editor
Nov 21, 2024


Coral Reefs in Crisis
Coral reefs are known as some of the most vibrant ecosystems on planet Earth they are often recognized for their vast colors, marine...

Audri Whatley
Oct 3, 2024


Communication With Voyager One Finally Restored
Voyager 1 was launched about 47 years ago on September 5, 1977, and since then it has been making its way from Earth to the outer edge of...

Owen Dustin
May 5, 2024


Everything You Need to Know About Monday's Solar Eclipse.
On April 8th, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross northern America with the path of totality crossing Mexico, 15 US states, and...

Owen Dustin
Apr 5, 2024


New AI is used to Detect and Monitor Wildfires.
With artificial intelligence’s recent uprising in the past couple of years, it has been used for many things including practical, daily...

Owen Dustin
Mar 27, 2024


A History of Nuclear Fusion Energy
Ever since Arthur Eddington first published his theory that stars create their energy from the fusion of hydrogen and helium, scientists...

Owen Dustin
Feb 23, 2024
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