Why RAM Prices Have Soared: AI’s Hidden Influence

For years, RAM was one of the most predictable components in the technology market, one typically subject to simple semiconductor fluctuations and rarely ever in consideration for a headline issue. Fast-forward to the present moment and we can see that previous stability now seems to have vanished. As artificial intelligence systems expand at unprecedented speed, the supply and demand for this high-performance memory has narrowed, … Continue reading Why RAM Prices Have Soared: AI’s Hidden Influence

Revolutionary Love: An Interview with Valarie Kaur

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to interview Valarie Kaur, an activist, documentary filmmaker, and faith leader. She is the author of two award-winning books: See No Stranger and Sage Warrior. She is also the founder and director of the Revolutionary Love Project, a non-profit that equips everyday citizens with the resources and knowledge needed to lead mass mobilization efforts, specifically aimed at reclaiming … Continue reading Revolutionary Love: An Interview with Valarie Kaur

Dreams: The Neuroscience Behind Sleep

When we close our eyes at night, we drift into sleep and we call whatever we see in this sleep–a dream. For centuries, psychologists such as Sigmund Freud have been trying to define this phenomenon and have developed theories to what this might be. Behavioral sleep medicine expert Michelle Drerup explains, “Freud thought dreams are repressed content, ideas or themes,” (Cleveland Clinic)  There is an … Continue reading Dreams: The Neuroscience Behind Sleep

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Shiny Irrelevance: The End of the Penny

The penny, a beloved member of the American currency family yet a financial burden for the US Treasury, died on Wednesday, November 12, 2025 at the age of 232. It is preceded in death by its cousin the Canadian penny (1858-2012) and survived by three younger siblings: the nickel, the dime, and the quarter. The cause of death? Irrelevance and expensiveness, at least according to … Continue reading Shiny Irrelevance: The End of the Penny

Las Vegas Grand Prix Review | Formula 1

I came into the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix expecting the race to be the deciding factor in the Driver’s Championship. Current championship leader Lando Norris held a major lead over both his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and Red Bull rival Max Verstappen, and there was a very real chance the victory would be his by next week as long as he could keep … Continue reading Las Vegas Grand Prix Review | Formula 1

Why Zohran Mamdani’s Victory Means So Much to Gen Z

Editor’s Note: Any opinions expressed in City Voice articles are the authors’ own and do not necessarily reflect those of the City Voice. I remember attending my first school board meeting a few years ago, when I was in fifth grade. Concerned parents from across the district, including my own mother, were voicing their opinions about a budget proposal that reduced funding for extracurricular activities. … Continue reading Why Zohran Mamdani’s Victory Means So Much to Gen Z

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When Should You Stop Trick-or-Treating? The City Voice Weighs in on All Things Halloween

Spooky season is upon us, and The City Voice is here to bring you the most important facts about Halloween. From the best Halloween movies to how the day stacks up against other holidays, our staff is ready to let you know what they think. Are City kids going trick-or-treating? According to our data, a majority of City students are, in fact, going out to … Continue reading When Should You Stop Trick-or-Treating? The City Voice Weighs in on All Things Halloween