KRISTIN KEITH – Imagine this: it’s a Thursday night, and you’re swamped with homework. You’re slightly sick and viciously sleep-deprived. You have laundry to do, floors to sweep, and dishes

ABBEY VANDERPOEL – Despite mental health becoming an increasingly prominent topic in our discourse about access to health services, there is still an existing stigma around it in the university

COURTENEY MALIN – Medicine, like the rest of the world, is susceptible to the changes brought by technology and the prevalence of social media. Digital patient files can be accessed

ANNIE PATEL – After the excitement leading into the new year, attention soon shifted to the alarming spread of the Australian bushfires. These fires led to global concern over the

ISHAN VAISH – Whispers of the coronavirus started circulating online in early January. It appeared to be a mysterious disease localized in the Wuhan region of China. Most people treated

MAAZ GUL – Cancer: the second leading cause of death in the world following heart disease. It is something that many of us are painfully aware of, whether that be

MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ – As a pre-med English Major, I’ve been met with a variety of responses upon telling people my academic interests: “Whoa, I didn’t know you could do that.”

STEPHEN JOSEPH – Headlines and Twitter feeds have run rampant over the past several days, sensationalizing the extent of the coronavirus and promoting irrational fear among the public. While the

ARCHIE PATEL – Stem cell research and therapy has become a very hopeful and advanced, albeit controversial, scientific research topic in recent years. Stem cells are unspecialized cells of the