As a psychology major whose coursework leans toward a more social emphasis, I am always happy to enter classes on the first day of the semester with peers of...
In 2014, residents of Hoosick Falls, New York, my hometown, noticed something weird. Residents were experiencing unusually high rates of kidney and testicular cancer. Mr. Hickey, a resident, decided...
When I started as an English major at UVM, the last thing I expected was that I would participate in research at the university. However, this semester I have...
UCF’s Graduate Student Center turned into a small film festival during the recent Knights in Focus Spotlight Celebration.
As teenagers, everyone is expected to have some idea about what they want to do for the rest of their lives. We pick our universities and our majors based...
Have you ever wished that you could engage more with campus life? That you could find more events that truly spoke to you? After all, part of the college...
Henrietta Lacks was an African American woman whose cells were highly influential in biomedical research.
Despite heart disease being the leading killer of women, the field is grossly understudied as the majority of cardiovascular research is still focused on men. This gap has created...
In college there is this continuous pressure to build your resume, get a job, find an internship — basically start figuring out your entire future immediately. And there is...