By Leire Sofia Rossi-Crespo  “Just use your brain”, I tell myself, “it’s that simple”. Sometimes it can be, but other times, elbows deep...

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By: Elise Meng, Chemistry ‘27  On December 23rd, 2023, Gypsy Rose Blanchard was released from prison after serving seven years for the...

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By: Sophia Huynh, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘25  The COVID-19 lockdowns caused the use of social media usage to skyrocket....

By: Carissa Nair, Biological Sciences ‘26  We live in an age of unprecedented scientific innovation. In recent years, there have been...

By: Rohith Karthik, Global and Public Health Sciences, 2027 Sickle cell anemia, also known as SS, is among the most prevalent groups of...

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