The Many Faces of PTSD
We’re all in this life together.
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How I Revived My Strained Relationship With Reading For Leisure
Don't hit the books, cherish them instead!
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...
The Future of Artificial Intelligence: Autonomous Weapons Systems Impact on Terrorism
The surge of contemporary technology would eventually raise a threatening issue, whether or not humans choose to acknowledge the power of...
The Art of Falling Down a Rabbit-Hole
Falling down "rabbit holes" is a criminally underappreciated form of procrastination. Here's the art to maximizing the usefulness of this oft-used excuse.
Sex Ed(itorial)
Consider your high school health class’ unit on safe driving. Actually, scratch that—consider your elementary school assembly on safe...
Meet Elizabeth Hutchison: A Strong Advocate of Feminist Recovery
Elizabeth’s interest and research in the field of feminist studies have helped her uncover a world of hidden feminist literature.
Out of the Nest
I think about this often, not because I feel that I am “growing up”, but more so because I am graduating. And graduation, I think, marks...
My HWS Summer Research Experience
This summer, I was lucky enough to be chosen for a summer research position with the chemistry department. Not only was the research itself...
A Summer with Zebrafish: Kaitlyn Gardner '21
I got the chance to interview my roommate, who took part in a study here on campus over the summer. HerCampus: So what did you do when you...
Five Ways to Make the Best of Your Internship
Internships may seem daunting and scary, but they can be extremely beneficial for so many reasons. Here are a few helpful tips to make the...
How to Be a Memorable Intern
Tips on how to stand out at your internship.
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.
