Indigenous Knowledge Systems: A Perspective on Knowledge guided by Wisdom
Over time, as knowledge and societies have evolved, humanity has developed methods and technologies that were once beyon…
Science & Tech
From Dams To Your Devices: The Power Story You Never See
Recently, in one of my physics classes, I got to conduct an experiment on wireless power transfers. It was nothing short…
Golden Leaves and Silent Science: The Season of Fall
The Earth has officially taken a different course of season. Fall is finally here and its arrival marks more than a chan…
You’re Probably Hug Deprived
Imagine this: you are about to go to bed, so you go about your night routine, and doomscroll to end the day off in a fam…
Press Start To Escape
I was playing Fortnite tonight, exhausted after a long day of work. About twenty five players were remaining in the game…
Digital Detoxes For Dopa-fiends
A TikTok I saw on my phone today reminded me to complete an ongoing quest in Fortnite. Something about the urgency and a…
Stuart Little (Not So Little Anymore)
Rats on crack like jazz music better. Sober rats prefer classical. But throw them in a tiny box together, and their musi…
From Für Elise to Mind at Ease
Over the reading break, I decided to try something I’ve always wanted to do: learn how to play the piano.
Smoking Under The Placebo Gazebo
After a gruelling midterm in February, I was talking to a student in my economics class. He had pulled an all-nighter be…
The Geniuses They Won’t Teach You About
The field of science has always been a theft of genius.
About The Fault In ‘Our Stars’
Humans are programmed in such a way that they find meaning in random situations – even when there is none.
Houston, We Have a Period: Researching What No One Talks About
At age 16, I decided that I was going to become an astronaut.