By Katharine Santiago The use of drugs and alcohol in college is seen as a normal part of the experience, but a lot of times the line...

By Alex Hepp The Apple iPad and iPencil make it possible to have access to an online platform while still being able to take handwritten...

Art by Jake Upton By Alex Hepp In the last several decades, new techniques for biological applications of genetic editing have arisen,...

By Katharine Santiago We have all heard about people seeing faces in toast, whether the story comes from a friend or a TV show, it is...

By Claire Deckers Imagine looking in the mirror and not recognizing the face looking back at you, or trying to find a close friend, but...

by Marlena Tyldesley My junior year of high school, I got the flu. I was sick for about a week and then began to feel abnormally sleepy,...

By Katharine Santiago Every individual differs in terms of their genetic make-up. This has consequences in many areas of study, but it...

By Claire Deckers Longstanding societal stereotypes paint women as being emotional and irrational creatures that are largely controlled...

By Jenn Cook As of 2017, type-2 diabetes (T2D) accounted for 91.2% of individuals diagnosed with diabetes in America. It is the more...

By Nick Fontaine During my time here at UVM, I have been lucky enough to work in the lab of Dr. Hugh Garavan for three years. The...

By Nick Fontaine There are many pseudoscientific factoids that get passed around until they become general public knowledge. As a person...

By Rory Decker From Mouse to Man to "Me Too": Bringing Science and Social Justice Together Neuroscience is a very exciting field in the...

By Nick Fontaine The goal of modern neuroscience is to understand the the brain on a microscopic scale in order to understand all the...

By Toby Lanser Over the years, stem cell research has gained traction with its potential to regenerate damaged tissues, organs, or even...

By Olivia Baccellieri The frontiers of medicine and research can reach far and wide in the quest for innovation. Journeys of discovery...

By Rory Decker “If it makes you happy, it can’t be that bad.” -Sheryl Crow Is chocolate good for you? As a chocoholic myself, I would...

By Toby Lanser Addiction has long been thought of as a behavioral flaw that can be curbed and controlled. Over the years, however,...

By Conor Dickson Throughout the history of learning and memory research, it seemed as though the future promised the exposition of the...

By Nick Fontaine One of the most significant debates present throughout the history of science has been that of Nature vs. Nurture. The...

By Avery St. Sauveur We’ve all been there: we’ve forgotten that important definition for an exam, forgotten the right way to that store...