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TL;DR Majors: Civil Engineering
If you wondered who builds the bridges, roads, and buildings around you? Are you looking to express your creative side along with strong foundations in math, physics, and even chemistry? Civil…
Mar 3, 2021
Operation Perseverance: A Mars Rover’s Successful Landing
Seven months. 300 million miles. NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover finally arrives at its destination on February 18, 2021. Why is this such a significant moment in history? What is the rover going to…
Feb 24, 2021
TL;DR Science: Alzheimer's Disease
Today we take a dive into the brain to learn more about one of the most common forms of dementia: Alzheimer Disease. Learn more about what causes it and how scientists around the world are working to…
Feb 17, 2021
TL;DR Majors: Mechanical Engineering
Interested in building robots, designing cars, or just fascinated with the world of engineering in general? Get an inside look at what majoring in Mechanical Engineering can do for you in the latest…
Feb 10, 2021
TL;DR Science Artificial Intelligence Bias
The term artificial intelligence gets thrown around a lot nowadays. The question we pose is: How smart are these computers actually? Find out in this week's article.
Feb 3, 2021
Bacteria Melting the Greenland Ice Sheet
The importance of bacteria is undeniable. From their role as gut microbes to their function in nitrogen fixation, bacteria are ever-present in everyday life. But can tiny microscopic organisms be…
Jan 27, 2021
Extracurriculars: Brain Bee
Looking for new ways to get involved into the fascinating field of neuroscience? Check out our article on Brain Bee. Find out ways you can participate or even create a club to compete nationally…
Jan 20, 2021
TL;DR Science: Lactic Acid
You may have heard about lactic acid. Perhaps, it was your middle school gym teacher, your freshman biology class, or your friend whose New Year's resolution was to go to the gym. Regardless, in…
Jan 13, 2021
The COVID-19 Vaccine (Updated)
We're kicking off the New Year with some minor updates on our COVID-19 vaccine article. Vaccinating large percentages of the population seem to be the main path towards ending the quarantine and…
Jan 6, 2021
COVID-19: How to Celebrate the Holidays Safely
The holidays are looking different this year, and while it is recommended that you stay at home with those you directly live with, people are still going to be traveling to spend the holidays with…
Dec 23, 2020