What I Learned While at CU: Grant Writing
College is both one of the best times of your life and also one of the greatest times for life’s learning curves. Today I want to talk to you about my experience with grant writing within research.
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How Language Reflects Gender Biases
How do implicit gender biases slip into everyday conversation?
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COVID-19: Who Cares and Why?
Why are students taking or ignoring COVID-19 precautions? Dr. Leslie Hart is trying to figure this out.
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How My Scientific Education Has Made Me A Better (Creative) Writer
Combining My Two Passions to Attain Greater Success
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6 Online Resources to Get You Through the Semester
If you--like myself--are having trouble concentrating and pinching pennies this semester, these are a few browser extensions/websites which can take a bit of the stress off your shoulders.
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4 Ways to Get Ahead in the Job & Internship Search Over Winter Break
Because it's never too early to think about the future.
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How to Write a Professional Email (with examples!)
Tips and examples in hand, go forth and write some emails!
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BU Student Filipa Costa's Advice To Stay Healthily Busy
Learn Filipa's best tips for prioritizing mental health while juggling a full plate.
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The Woman Behind Everything Science
Scientists had been searching for over 30 years for cells that had the ability to live and reproduce outside of the human body. Then, in...
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Catalina Posse on Being a Transfer during the Pandemic and Doing Research
The pros and cons of a complicated school year.
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Article Review: “Viral modernity? Epidemics, Infodemics, and The ‘Bioinformational’ Paradigm”
These three authors have taken COVID-19, the naturally occurring virus, and have written about its immediate impact on the media. What is unique is that they took the less literal definition of the word ‘virus’ and argued that the Coronavirus has “spread” to the media. By all accounts, they are correct. It is true that media attention to the virus has unearthed a version of misinformation that is chaotic and dangerous.
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Do Not Disturb: A Glimpse into Dream Research
Dream research is just as complicated and nuanced as the vivid, emotional and captivating dreams many of us have experienced. Different...
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What Every Twenty-Something Should Know Before Making Big Financial Decisions
Before making a big financial decision, make sure you know what you’re getting into.
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Laboratory Co-Op Experience During the Pandemic
With students at Drexel University being involved in cooperative education (co-op) cycles throughout their time, some had the ability to go remote, some were cancelled, and some still had requirements of coming in person. With my co-op experience, it would have been a scene from Breaking Bad if I was remote.
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How to Get Involved in Research as a Pre-Med
Your short, sweet and simple go-to guide for getting involved in research
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Does the Moon Really Affect Our Behaviors?
Has the full moon got you down? Maybe it's not the moon's presence that is affecting your mood. Let's explore the deep side of the moon and how exactly it affects human physiology!
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What Is Cold Emailing, and Why Is It Important?
Let’s talk about the art of cold-emailing – it isn’t as scary as it might sound, and it’s an essential career skill.
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Jaida Condo’s Guide To Getting Involved in Undergraduate Research at FSU
Jaida Condo, experienced FSU researcher and Freshman Interest Group leader, tells us about the numerous ways undergraduate research transformed her life.
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Let's Talk About Inspiring Womxn in STEM
Recently, Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier , have just made history. You may have heard about it in the news, but if you haven’t...
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Navigating Internships During the Summer of Coronavirus
My experience with remote and in-person internships during a summer like never before.
