Meet Amber Cresgy: Ph.D. Candidate in African American Literature and Cultural Studies
This award-winning Ph.D. candidate explains her scholarly interest in slave narratives, neo-slave narratives, speculative fiction and Afrofuturism.
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Why Philosophy Is Actually a Really Important Major
This forgotten line of study should definitely be more embraced.
The Beef with Meat
Why Instagram told you to stop eating meat…
Loving Football and Science is Complicated
How do I love science and endorse football?
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A Look into a Student, Researcher, Leader, and Friend: Profile of Brady Liu
Edited by Ann Marie Elpa Frequently we become oblivious to the people that surround us daily. We forget to acknowledge that every single...
My Trip to Science Hack Day San Francisco
This past summer I had the opportunity to develop a prototype for a quantum physics board game with one of my professors. We collaborated...
BU Senior David Guarin On His Identities as a Latino and a Scientist
As a Latino in STEM, David Guarin is paving the way for others in his community to succeed as well.
Candle Making Workshop With Lime and Lit Soul Candles Sparks Night of Community in LA
It was a night filled with community and candles!
Why You Should Start Your Summer Internship Search Sooner Than Later
Instead of pushing off your summer internship applications until spring break, why not take care of them during winter break, when the weather is not as nice, and there’s far less schoolwork!
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Applying to Undergrad versus Applying to Graduate School
The Time is Now
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Sarah Rabine, 2022
Name: Sarah Rabine Major: Psychology Minor: Cognitive Science Hometown: Casco, Michigan
Climate Change Research Brings Another Culprit of Climate Change: Lakes
Lakes have a greater impact on climate change than you think.
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Men's Birth Control Pill Passes First Phase of Human Testing
‘Before we go any further, are you on the pill?’ This may soon be a question asked to both men and women as male birth control is possibly...
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Source Finding Made Easy!
University is like brushing your teeth as a kid so that you are able to eat as much candy as you want without ruining your teeth, or in...
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The Many Faces of PTSD
We’re all in this life together.
How I Revived My Strained Relationship With Reading For Leisure
Don't hit the books, cherish them instead!
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From Student to Scholar: How to Get a Research Position at UCSB
Participating in research provides a multitude of benefits to undergraduate students. According to Dr. Anne Charity Hudley, research allows...
empowHER: Learning from Professor Katrina Sims
When going away for college, most students don’t ever expect to see professors outside of classrooms and office hours. However, first-year...
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Breast Cancer Foundations You Can Support This October
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and one of the many ways many people show their support this month is by donating time or money...
Women in the Physical Sciences: An Undergraduate’s Musings
A couple of weeks ago, I was very graciously invited to attend a physical chemistry conference. A project that I had given a significant...
