By Sally Lee & Nadia Hung
The annual Service Fair returned to Renaissance College on September 17th, transforming the PAC into a bustling location full of both student-led initiatives and external NGOs from across Hong Kong.
By Jasmine Chan
In the past few years, both in classrooms and after school, RCHK (Renaissance College Hong Kong) has been shaped to embrace the use of AI.
By Paige Tse
Every morning, secondary students at Renaissance College arrive at school looking less like learners and more like mountain climbers.
By Charlotte Lewis
Kids VS adults: Students game frequently in the day and in class. What do people have to say about it?
By Bethany Lam
According to the Oxford Royale Academy, creative writing is defined as ‘... original writing that expresses ideas and thoughts in an imaginative way.’
By Kavan Chan
Odysseus, king of Ithaca, is contractually bound to join King Agammemnon’s crusade against Troy.
By Hailey Cheng
Heavy metal and glam rock are what made Queen one of the most popular music groups in the seventies.
The dewy grasses became thick and tangled, growing wild as they led a path into the unexplored jungle at the end of the property. I gripped my magnifying glass, taking featherlight steps so as not to awaken any sleeping entities.
By Bethany Lam
On August 26, a huge landslide occurred at about 8:37 A.M., creating a flash flood of water and debris that swept through northern Nepal
By Alyssa Leong
Hong Kong has a surprising amount of ecological significance for its small size. It is situated directly on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway, one of the nine global flyways for migratory birds.
By Nadia Ng
The Year 9 Oscars is a special event limited to only Year 9 students to celebrate the effort and time these students have spent to produce their written memoir in English, and Design stop-motion animation —and if you couldn’t tell already, it's a pretty big deal!
By Cherry Kao
“Despite all his efforts, the knight failed to save the princess from the evil witch, and he lived in misery ever after. The end.”
By Cyril Lam
Since 2022, AI has become one of the most popular learning tools for students.
By Pia Tuominen
Have you ever been to a store that sells food? If so, you’ve almost certainly seen something akin to the image above
By Raymond Fung
In contemporary Hong Kong society, a pressing debate has emerged over whether the criminal justice system should apply its full rigour to juvenile offenders.