By: Marina Walther-Antonio THE PROBLEM: SCIENCE AS A PRIVATE CLUB Science is an activity reserved to the intellectuals, the “smart ones”. This is [...]

The following was written by Katie Linder, a current M2 on the Diversity and Inclusion Council. She describes the recent addition of the "On the [...]

By Josiane Joseph “…a riot is the language of the unheard. And what is it America has failed to hear? ... It has failed to hear [...]

 

I remember the first punk album that I got my hands on: Dookie by Green Day. I sat in [...]

By: Andrew M. Harrison, MD, PhD

P2P. Surely this acronym has not yet been claimed.

I met a clown [...]

On November 27th, The Kern Center Innovation and Design Series of Unexpected Conversation brought Charlie Blotner to speak for a lunchtime talk, titled “Establishing Trust [...]

A recent article in The Atlantic covering the mental health disorders people suffer with in graduate school recently popped up on my suggested articles [...]

The transition from premedical studies to medical school may be the most dramatic change a future physician will experience in their education, yet the medical [...]

I don’t want to write another article about how tragic, and terrifying it is that Brett Kavanaugh is now a Supreme Court [...]

By: TL Jordan Representation is incredibly important. Not just in our media, but in our everyday lives. When we are young we look up [...]

By: Josiane Joseph

In 2008, I was an unassuming teenager with serious goals that included finding ways to get to the beach [...]

By: Torri Jordan Merriam Webster defines a pronoun as “any a small set of words in a language that are used as [...]