Posts in Short Articles

Seventy years ago, for the first time, humans saw the shape of the molecule containing each of our unique genetic information. The twisted, ladder-like structure[…]

By Maia Beaulieu “True peace is not merely the absence of tension; it is the presence of justice.”  -Martin Luther King Jr. After decades of fighting,[…]

By Daniel Voronel Chemotherapy is one of the most common ways of treating cancer but is not always a foolproof method to help patients gain[…]

By Harleen Dhillon How free is America when laws regulate and harm the state of healthcare for women? With the overturning of Roe v. Wade,[…]

By Derek Hsu A sentence other than death. Many individuals subjugated to the US incarceration system are exposed to gang rivalries, inhumane conditions, and low[…]

By: Jacob Yinger Epilepsy is a disease that 50 million people worldwide suffer from, and 80% of those reside in third world countries with minimal[…]

By Shalini Saravanan Red skies, gray flakes, and the smell of something burnt. This is the reality of the wildfire seasons that come around to[…]

by: Paige McGarry Recent developments in the gene-editing technology CRISPR-Cas have introduced incredible advancements in diagnostic procedures. As of late, the SARS-CoV-2 virus has impacted[…]

by: Amy Wise How does our brain decide between passively processing what we see and integrating the world around us into perception and experience? Numerous[…]

by: Jose Avila Imagine a world set in the future where technology has advanced so far that it is capable of carrying out complicated medical[…]