Yuna Lee (yuna-lee)

ylee60 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

ylee60@stuy.edu

Yuna Lee ('26) is a Copy editor but occasionally writes for News and Opinions. She enjoys researching international relations, scientific innovations, and critical literature. In her free time, she does cancer research and Lincoln-Douglas debate. She also loves to read and listen to music!

Snuffing Science Education

The Trump administration’s de-emphasis on science education risks not only stifling medical innovation but also jeopardizes technological dominance.

Issue 2, Volume 116

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What Color is the Flesh of AI?

Although artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionize the world, its development and possible drawbacks pose larger ethical questions for humanity.

Issue 16, Volume 115

Arts and Entertainment

R U Mine?

r u mine? (or just mine tonight?)

Issue 13, Volume 115

Arts and Entertainment

Sure, I’ll Have Another Sip of Kool-Aid!

Dean Hevenstone, Grace Jung, Hifza Kaleem, Myles Vuong, Naomi Lai, Yuna Lee

Senior SING!’s victorious 2025 performance was a dazzling spectacle of music and dance—one straight out of the Roaring 20s.

Issue 12, Volume 115

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Stuyvesant Attends Inaugural New York City Science Research Symposium

Rhea Malhotra, Yuna Lee

: Stuyvesant’s Junior Regeneron students attended the first New York City Science Research Conference (NYCSRC) at Hunter College High School where they presented their work and gained insights into the field of science research.

Issue 7, Volume 115

Allan Lichtman, Keeper of the Keys

Hifza Kaleem, Lenny Metlitsky, Yuna Lee

A profile of Allan Lichtman: Stuyvesant alumnus, American historian, and creator of the Keys to the White House.

Issue 0, Volume 115

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Obamamenon

Well, what we really need is an Obamamenon!

Issue 0, Volume 115

Race To The Top: Exploiting Stories and Statistics

Annie Li, Myles Vuong, Yuna Lee

As the world is engulfed in conflict and crisis, we must stop exploiting real-world situations for our gain, whether it's through Speech and Debate or through our lives.

Issue 17, Volume 114

The Intern, the Marmalade, and the Robbery

Fiona Cai, Hifza Kaleem, Karen Xu, Lauren Yang, Yuna Lee

Coordinated by Rayen Zhou and produced by Dale Heller, Johnny Liu, and Adeline Sauberli, this year’s Junior SING! took on a museum theme, telling the story of a high school reunion and robbery gone wrong.

Issue 12, Volume 114

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