Mary Cate Hyde
- Oct 28
Why We Heat Our Food: The Evolutionary Significance of Cooking
The last time you fried an egg or made some rice, you probably didn’t think much about why you were cooking. Sure, you could say because...
Varun Chovatia
- Oct 10
Controlling Creation: CRISPR
In nature, there exist an infinite number of creative and beautiful mechanisms that organisms use to survive. One such mechanism is...
Sydney Lee
- Oct 3
Anxiety, Depression, and Somatization in Adolescents
Anxiety and mood disorders are some of the most common psychiatric conditions presented in primary care. With the great volume of...
Seiyoung Jang
- Sep 8
An Iron Will and an Indomitable Fortress: Grant and Vicksburg
“After a battle these scenes are distressing, and one is naturally disposed to do as much to alleviate the suffering of an enemy as a...
Seiyoung Jang
- Aug 23
Unconditional Surrender Grant
“In every battle there comes a time when both sides consider themselves beaten, then he who continues the attack wins.” -- U. S. Grant...
Minha Khan
- Jun 22
Minorities and the Transformation of American Education
In the book Outside In: Minorities and the Transformation of American Education, author Paula Fass posits that in order to understand the...
Bing Li
- Jun 7
Gaming Addiction: Predisposed or Experience-Driven?
Gaming addiction has recently become classified by DSM-5, ICD-11, and other International systems for disease classification as an...
