Is Reading Dead?
Rachel Muralitharan | Assistant Editor As a member of Generation Z, we have all endured the comments about phones dominating our lives and ruining our attention span. Growing up in
The Science of Perfect Pasta
Megan Snopik | Assistant Editor We’ve all seen the options of dried pasta spanning aisles in the grocery store and oohed and ahhed over the flavors and fillings of fresh
Forgetting Dreams: The Science Behind Not Remembering Dreams
Sriya Gullapalli | Assistant Editor Dreams: they are intense, picturesque, and lucid all in one small interval of time. However, despite their vivid and overt nature, many individuals report their
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Bird Brains: A Summary of Corvid Intelligence
Stephanie Guo | Assistant Editor Corvids, or the family of birds that includes such species as crows, ravens, magpies, and jays, are ubiquitous in our towns and cities. On any
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The Nobel Prize: This Year’s 4 Outstanding (Women) Laureates
Audrey DeJong | Assistant Editor The Nobel Prize is arguably the most prestigious award given to revolutionizing figures in the math and sciences, although it is also awarded for achievements
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The Mythical Media Narratives of Tea
Sraavya Chintalapati | Assistant Editor More than just the world’s second-most consumed beverage, tea is also ascribed socio-cultural connotations of nature, tranquility, and health by media narratives. On its website,
The Science Behind Kombucha
Natalie Petit | Associate Editor Kombucha: it’s fizzy, sweet, and sour all at once. Some people love it and some people don’t. But what exactly is it and how is
Supernanny: A New Perspective on Parenting
Maha Ikram | Assistant Director of Communications Supernanny — a British reality show — follows “Supernanny” Jo Frost as she helps struggling parents improve their child’s behavior. She stays with
A Peek Behind the (Vine-Covered) Curtain
Thomas Dang | Assistant Editor of Natural Science Originally written before the pandemic Two weeks ago, I feasted. Heaping platters of spaghetti stretched out across an elegant mahogany table. Never-ending breadsticks
Oneironauts in Deep Space: The Science of Lucid Dreaming
Stephanie Guo | Assistant Editor of Natural Science Dreams are a phenomenon that has been admired and studied by humans throughout history. The earliest evidence of dream interpretation dates back to
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