Nature inspires a new wave of soft robotics. Ask anyone how a robot moves and they will immediately […]
Author: Malinda Danziger
A funny thing happens when your city’s chief of police earns a doctorate: you get a police force […]
Kenny Hill ’90 has made a career out of helping people build things. The Warren College economics major […]
New recycling method could offset battery waste of the future. Electric vehicles may someday make gas-guzzling emissions a […]
Forever Young Good news, Tritons: We’re getting younger. No, it’s not a youth serum discovery from a bio […]
Little Museums, Big Impact Amanda Schochet ’11, MS ’14, has big dreams for very small museums. Imagine you’re […]
This past May brought a brilliant display of bioluminescence and many spectators to the beaches along the San […]
Breaking New Ground When we collectively created our first-ever Strategic Plan five years ago, we asked ourselves how […]
Innovative education on wheels. Any given day on the streets of Atlanta, a fleet of bright green trucks […]
Disrupting generations of educational inequities. Teacher. Coach. Advocate. Counselor. Occasional custodian. It’s all in a day’s work for […]
It started with a cringe-worthy viral video: an endangered sea turtle struggling and wincing as two researchers worked […]
There we were: two scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography, standing in the middle of an Iowa cornfield. […]
As a kid, Garfield Kwan ’13, MS ’16, often tagged along with his mother on trips to fish […]
We received so many great answers to the essay questions from the last issue’s blue book quiz.