Post-pandemic education likely to continue digital aspects
COVID-19 forced education to digitize. What will remain when the need for online learning is no longer there?
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Virtual Enterprise’s MINED team makes strides in an online setting
MINED strives to create a unique, sustainable approach to the reduction of plastic waste plaguing the planet.
A rundown of dimethicone, the controversial hair smoothing agent
As consumers grow more concerned about what goes into beauty products, dimethicone is one of the latest ingredients to come under fire.
Santa-approved DIY Christmas treats
Gifts and decorations aside, Christmas treats are one of the greatest aspects of the holiday season!
A guide to studying abroad
Studying abroad is a great opportunity to see the different perspectives of the world. So how do you do it? Here’s everything to know about study abroad programs.
Imposter syndrome and the high school student
Feeling fraudulent in your accomplishments is a phenomenon easily exacerbated by the competitive nature high school takes on.
We can’t forget the self within productivity culture
In an age where it’s too easy to define self-worth by how much you do, we have to rethink our relationship to productivity.
Crossing the line from good to evil: a look at why we side with villains
The rise of villains audiences can root for demonstrates some key psychological trends.
Climate change is shifting the course of West Nile outbreaks in Los Angeles
The deadly virus is spreading with higher temperatures.
DIY last-minute Christmas treats
Last-minute Christmas treats perfect for a time crunch.