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ST-Do’s and ST-Don’ts
By Joyce Riphagen | Feb. 24, 2022We want you to be having great sex (if you want to, obvi), and the first step to that is safety.
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I just think they’re neat: Wetlands
By Julia Wiessing | Feb. 10, 2022To celebrate wetlands in all their mucky glory, let's take a look at our local wetland, Cherokee Marsh.
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Fiber: Saving your butt (and your heart) since the beginning of time
By Forest Ziebell | Jan. 30, 2022Fiber consumption is related to decreased cancer development, reduced susceptibility to cardiovascular disease and a well-regulated digestive health.
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'Hot' UW Class teaches prescribed burns
By Anna Feldman | Jan. 30, 2022Students have the opportunity to become “pyro-ecologists” and help native landscapes through prescribed fire.
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The pandemic isn't over
By Joyce Riphagen | Jan. 27, 2022It’s easy to begin thinking of the pandemic as background noise – something that isn’t really all that worrisome. However, the pandemic is not over.
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Sorry to ruffle your feathers, night owls: Why a good night’s rest is vital for our well-being
By Julia Gozdziewski | Jan. 27, 2022Denying your body the rest it requires isn't the medal of productivity that it appears.
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It’s time to deck the halls
By Julia Gozdziewski | Dec. 2, 2021Why decorating for the holidays might be your key to remaining sane during finals.
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I just think they’re neat: Reindeer
By Sophie Baggs | Dec. 2, 2021Santa’s little travel buddies are often called Caribou in North America.
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The Omicron Variant: What you need to know
By Joyce Riphagen | Dec. 1, 2021Omicron has been designated as a "variant of concern" by the World Health Organization, and the first case in the United States was confirmed on Wednesday.
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The Three Sisters: Planting medleys of crops produced higher yields for Native Americans
By Joyce Riphagen | Nov. 11, 2021Growing the Three Sisters — corn, beans and squash — together allows each plant to produce higher yields than if it was grown by itself.
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I just think they’re neat: Capybaras
By Anupras Mohapatra | Nov. 11, 2021Unless you’ve been living under a rock — in which case, welcome — you’ve probably seen some supremely chill animals that look like coconut dogs come along your feed. This nonchalant lil’ dude is a capybara, Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris. Neat!
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Midterm Szn: How to create a good study space
By Sophie Baggs | Oct. 28, 2021The difference creating a good study space can have on your midterm success.
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I Just Think They’re Neat: Bats
By Julia Gozdziewski | Oct. 28, 2021A more understanding perspective of the most misunderstood creatures
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Fear Factors: The biology of fear
By Julia Wiessing | Oct. 28, 2021Fear is a familiar emotion to most of us, especially during midterm season.
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STEM Major Spotlight: Global Health
By Emily Rohloff | Oct. 14, 2021Explore the many aspects of the healthcare system!
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No bones about it: Comparative skeletal anatomy in gnathostomes
By Joyce Riphagen | Oct. 14, 2021There’s lots of common ground between your skeleton and a bird skeleton.
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Jack-ed up: How to grow your own ginormous gourd
By Julia Wiessing | Oct. 7, 2021These pumpkins are ex-seed-ingly large and stem from impressive stalk.
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Put a spark in your resume: Join the Institute of Electric and Electronics Engineers
By Emily Rohloff | Sep. 30, 2021IEEE is a great option for engineering students looking to become more involved within their major.
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‘Come out to the farm!’: Ava Padilla on F.H. King
By Joyce Riphagen | Sep. 30, 2021F.H. King is bringing sustainable, non-normative farming to campus.
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