This NYT piece is rather interesting & slightly depressing, if mostly heteronormative. That thought struck Lisa Degliantoni, an educational fund-raising executive in Chicago, a few months…

Dr. Hadedorn from Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology at Coconut Island attempts to create a sperm bank for corals. These corals are from around the world…

When UBC undergraduate Geoff Costeloe gave a Tedx Terry Talk in 2008 about his experience as a double major in biology and political science he could…

Over the next few weeks Gordon and I will be brainstorming names and topics for next year’s Global Speaker Series and would love your input. Have…

You’d think they’d have learned by now. After all, it is 2012. Yet we still receive our information about current events via biased, privilege-sodden media outlets that engage in…

I have this thing about volunteerism. You know, the type of tourism where people spend amazing amounts of money to go to a foreign country and…

This piece reminds me yet again that the binary of religious vs. non-religious isn’t as sound as it’s made out to be. After years of evading…

Touted as being a milestone in disease prevention, the discovery of pasteurization drastically reduced human exposure to harmful bacterias present in milk. However, as popularity and…

Instagram. What’s the hype all about? It’s more or less a new technology that makes photos look old.  It’s basically the new Polaroid. Facebook recently bought…