Small Changes, Big Difference
When trying to reduce your carbon footprint, there are some small things you can do in order to make a big difference.
Alea Lehr (Cal Lutheran ‘21)
Alea Lehr (Cal Lutheran ‘21)
A Biology major with a love for anything and everything in the ocean! Any time away from examining coral structures, wading through streams, looking at cells, or grappling immunohistofluorescence is spent reading, writing, and baking. (She has the best banana bread recipe) Though she mostly composes scientific papers, creative writing is her true passion, and when she isn't coming up with an article, she's jotting down ideas for novels. During a bad case of writer's block, she tries to find inspiration by talking to her best friend, and dog, Bear.
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Making the Most of Your College Experience
Here are seven bits of advice I wish I would have known at the start of my college journey.
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Eco-Friendly Inventions
Check out these up-and-coming sustainable and eco-friendly products!
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Shadow and Bone: Read It Before You Watch It
Shadow and Bone hits Netflix on April 23rd. Here are three reasons why you should read the series before watching it come to life.
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The Female Pioneers of Ocean Science
Much of our knowledge of the oceans comes from the contributions of female scientists, and many have had a direct impact on how we study the world today.
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Know the Signs: NEDAwareness Week
Know the signs and symptoms of eating disorders this NEDAwareness week.
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A Picturesque Pastime
Stuck inside for another six weeks of winter? Try a new hobby that gives you results as rewarding as the work!
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New Year, New Habits
Most New Years resolutions fail, but here's how to build healthy habits to pursue your goals.
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Stressing While Sleeping
Stress affects our sleep, which affects our waking lives. Here are some tips on how to manage stress/anxiety before bed.
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A Slice of History
A sweet slice of history about the best Thanksgiving side dish-pie!
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So Many Subscriptions
How many subscription services are too many subscription services?
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Stay Aware: It Could be Your Fight Too!
Breast Cancer Awareness month means being aware of your family history and susceptibility to breast cancer as well.
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Is the Pen Mightier Than the Cord?
Online testing is the new normal for distance learning, but not everyone benefits from this method.
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Nowhere Nevada and Why You Should Visit
This summer, my family and I traveled to Northern Nevada to take a break from the heat. We visited my grandma, some of my aunts and uncles...
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A Love for Language
You would think that a Biology major’s favorite class would be something having to do with science: maybe Cell Biology, Marine Science, or...
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Stock up on Citrus
You would not believe how many citrus fruits there really are. Obviously there are lemons and limes and my personal favorite source of...
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Blooming Desert
Spring only lasts a few weeks in the desert. It goes from fifty degrees to ninety degrees in almost no time, which means that nothing has...
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It's More Than Okay to Cry
If you feel like crying because of midterms, here are a few excuses as to why you definitely should.
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She's Got Clues
A few days ago, I received a call from my younger brother, who was trying to download a game onto our Playstation back home. He asked if it...
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In Support of Cersei Lannister
Westeros saw her as a villain, but women should see her as a hero
