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Meet Fiona Papile: Anthropology Freshman Researching Socio-Sexual Orientation Through Music
Anthropology freshman Fiona Papile is one student who truly embodies Cal Poly's "learn by doing" motto. We sat down with Papile to learn...
Senior Scholars Day: How Personality Affects Minorities at SU as Told by a College Woman
Research is always important to share with the world because it is about your own unique idea of science. This is why I wanted to take the...
What It's Really like to Do Undergraduate Research, and Other Adult Things You Should Know
I’ve found undergraduate research to be a great opportunity. By practicing the tools I learned in class and working with my peers, I was...
Senior Scholars Day: A College Woman's Passion Leads to Fun for Kids
Both years that I have been in college, I have made an effort to attend an event at my school called Senior Scholars Day. This is an event...
Meet Muhammad Rasul, FSU Research Prodigy
Muhammad Rasul is using his passion for research to shed light on issues not everyone is paying attention to.
Do You Think Before You Speak?
You’re always told to, but are you consciously aware of the words you are going to say before you say them?
Amanda Jobes and Media's Bad Boys
Students who maintain strong GPAs during their first three years at E-town may be invited to complete an Honors in the Discipline project...
Carly Sherba's "Depressing Memoir"
Carly Sherba is a sophomore Japanese and Computer Science major. I sat down with them to discuss their Scholarship and Creative Arts Day (...
April Hines: UF’s Research Ninja
Librarians don’t just read books all day.
Nerd Talk Tuesday : The Science of EARTHING
Nerd Talk Tuesday Featuring : "Earthing" Just when you thought the world of alternative health couldn’t get any weirder than eating raw...
Ouch and Ow: Differences in How the Sexes Respond to Pain
While it may seem obvious to some that pain is perceived differently between males and females, the research previously conducted about...
A Look at Communication Technologies and the Refugee Crisis with Professor Dana Janbek
"When Dana Janbek was only 17 years old, she left her home country of Jordan to come study in the United States. With only two red bags packed to the brim with her belongings and little knowledge of what her new home of Louisville, Kentucky held, she set out on the next chapter of her life."
Research Happening at UC Davis
As a social science major, I rarely pay attention to what is going on in the hardcore sciences research departments at Davis. This kind of...
On Writing Women’s History
When it comes to women’s history, there’s always more to say.
The Spring Scaries: How To Lock Down Summer Plans
College summers can be tough. Not only are you separated from some of your closest friends, but the moment you’re done with finals, the...
Nerd Talk Tuesday : Are Humans Going to Mars?
Nerd Talk Tuesday Featuring : "Terraforming Mars" From flying saucers to green men with laser beams, mankind has been dreaming of Mars well...
Nerd Talk Tuesday : Talking Trees!?
Nerd Talk Tuesday Featuring : “Talking Trees?” I hope you’re ready, kiddos, because the following information is going to make you regret...
The Secret Science of Smiling
There are a hundred billion reasons to smile today, and being you is one of them.
Women in STEM: Times that Men Took Credit for our Work
In every STEM class, there’s always a carousel of old white men theories we have to learn about. Looking at PowerPoint slides of one white...
