By Yannis Ng

On the 12th of March, 2026, Renaissance College held its annual Athletics Carnival. On the sunny day, students across the four houses participated and competed in various track & field events for the top prize.

By Yannis Ng

House idol, as it is every year, is wonderful to watch. Singers, musicians, dancers, and more from each house come together to create this highly anticipated spectacle

By Bradley Tang

The annual school RCHK Swim Gala made a triumphant return this year on February 23, 2026, but for the first time in recent memory, the Swim Gala took place at a familiar location to most - right at the RCHK pool!

By Bradley Tang

After five months of weekly training and competitions, the Black Kites Swim Team concluded its season with the CIS Invitational Swim Meet on January 16, 2026.

By Ella Wong

 On January 27th, Dr. Rhiannon Griffiths from York Law School visited RCHK to share her experience.

By Pia Tuominen and Nadia Ng

Prepare to witness one of the strangest and most confusing phenomena in quantum physics! It is called superposition–when a quantum particle simultaneously exists in two states. 

By Evan Kwok

Picture a family in Palestine living in the 1700s. It’s peaceful and happy, and everyone’s wearing a smile. But a Palestinian family living in 2025, that’s a whole different story.

By Sally Lee and Nadia Hung

Many know the Chinese subject as a challenging yet vital part of a student’s academic journey. But without the dedicated efforts of Mr Leo Chan, RCHK’s courses would not resonate with the same depth and inspiration. 

By Hailey Cheng and Pia Tuominen

Do you know what Mr Walker’s favorite literary device is? It’s a ‘portmanteau’, a linguistic blend of two or more words, their meanings combined to create a new word.

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 Triton Wong

Between December 2025 and January 2026, over the course of just over a month, the de facto map drawn by Yemen’s numerous warring factions was torn up and redrawn.

By Triton Wong

While most of the international community have been focused on watching the escalating war in Iran, a second front has been opened in Lebanon, where already more than 1000 Lebanese civilians have been killed and over one million have been displaced.

By Atharv Misra, Anson Kam & Anlan Xu

In Los Angeles on November 25th, 2025, an ultra-rare one-of-six Mercedes CLK-GTR Roadster, currently valued at 13 million USD (the same model previously sold for ~10.235M USD), was seized by the FBI.

By Kate Wu

Strawberry season has arrived in Hong Kong! From December to April, these sweet, juicy berries are at their best. Whether you eat them fresh, use them in desserts, or make jam, now is the perfect time to enjoy strawberries.

By Darius Chau

On Monday, 2 February, United States President Donald Trump remarked that Mexico would stop exporting oil to Cuba as the United States intensified a pressure campaign against them.

By Pia Tuominen

Many medieval drawings depict joyous musicians playing strange, distorted instruments: leaf-shaped violins, miniature church organs, string instruments akin to a wedge of camembert, and so on.

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 Caitlyn Ng

Towering green grass, fresh, red cherries, and the endless expanse of cerulean blue sky enveloped my senses.