Since children have begun playing video games, many concerned parents and researchers have asked the question: do violent video games make children violent? In my opinion, quite frankly, the answer is no. And it’s not just my opinion; a research study undertaken by the Oxford Internet Institute...

Recently, the FDA approved an alternative treatment for depression: a ketamine-like medication known as esketamine. This motion could open new doors for treatments of patients who do not respond to other medications as a rapid-acting drug. Major Depressive Disorder, or MDD, is one of the most common...

As the school year comes to an end and the discussions of final exams and tests loom over the heads of students, the graphic design program at Ward Melville offers a different approach to a final assessment. Graphic design students have to create a packaging label and logo for a drink product centered...

Senior Kelsey Ge and junior Leo Takemaru recently competed in the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair (LISEF) and are now qualified for the upcoming Intel ISEF competition, a prestigious fair that brings together some of the most talented researchers from around the globe. The two told Kaleidoscope...

After only being a team for five years, the Three Village mock trial team has been able to make a significant mark in the Suffolk County division of the New York State Bar Association’s high school mock trial program, completing an unrivaled winning streak during their last regular season trial. The...