Tempus Magazine By Students, For Students

Serena Mao As social creatures, humans commonly feel the need to tell others about their problems or struggles. Indeed, it feels almost claustrophobic and uncomfortable to keep our emotions bottled up. However, the necessity to share our experiences necessitates the existence of …

By Kevin Zhang In late December, a mysterious disease similar broke out among workers at the Huanan Seafood market in Wuhan. A few days later, it was named 2019-nCoV by Chinese researchers. 2019-nCoV is a coronavirus, named for the crown-like spikes covering …

By Mihika Badjate Every student has stayed up until 2am finishing a project due the next day. Most likely, it was  one that they should have worked on earlier but either didn’t have enough time for or procrastinated on until it was …

By: Julia Zhao Wooden-headedness, also known as stubbornness, can be seen as both as an asset and problem in history. Persistence, even in the face of failure, often leads to new discoveries and victories. Other times, however, it can result in an …

By Christina Hua As a new year and decade begins, we begin the annual tradition of creating a list of resolutions to better ourselves. However, with the rapidly developing climate change issues and global warming, perhaps one thing to add to the …

By: Emily Zhang Nowadays, companies have begun to produce height adjustable computer desks, often extremely expensive. A high-end desk can cost up to $500, and even a simple manual desk still costs up to 200$. Some computer users who want a similar …

By Kevin Zhang A federal court has granted Microsoft a court order to take over around 50 websites that were allegedly used by a North Korean hacker group called Thallium to steal highly sensitive information from computers located in the U.S.  Microsoft …