SCIENCE
Who needs an appendix anyway?
Tian Ren Chu
October 16, 2018
An organ with a surprising amount of function
Solving a quantum conundrum
Tanuj Kumar
October 16, 2018
Urmila Mahadev's eight-year-long quest to solve the quantum verification problem as a grad student
Featured Organ: The Placenta
Michal Leckie
September 18, 2018
The first body part of the biweekly series
Finding Research Opportunities
Jasmine Ng
September 5, 2018
Upper year students discuss searching for university placements
#MeToo and Mental Health
Nadine Ramadan
April 3, 2018
The #MeToo Movement that began in October 2017 has been a watershed for gender politics, sparking a much-needed dialogue—one that should have started long, long ago—about the impacts of workplace sexual harassment and violence
The Social Construction of the Sexed Body (Excerpt from “Against Bioessentialism and Towards Trans Liberation: A Polemic”)
Tanuj Kumar
April 3, 2018
Discussions of genitalia, reproduction, biosexism, bioessentialism, intersex genital mutilation
SSSCR Presents: Stem Cells
Avani Krishnan
January 14, 2018
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FEED review: How Speculative Fiction Mirrors Modern Society
Jasmine Ng
January 14, 2018
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Examining neurologist Oliver Sacks
Jasmine Ng
November 20, 2017
A review of Vintage Sacks and other works