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Science and Philosophy: A Search for Truth Op-ed – A Take on an Issue Presented at the Veritas Forum

Despite this, the term for someone who studied nature did not remain “cultivator of science” or “natural philosopher” 1 but was replaced by “scientist,” which was coined in 1834 Read More

Christina Cui

How the Tooth Fairy Helped in Autism Research

That is, until the Tooth Fairy came to help. Read More

SQ Staff

Tyrannosaurus Sex? What The World Knows About Dinosaur Mating

Talk about earth-moving sex! Read More

Briana Kusuma

Activating and Inactivating Memories

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have been able to selectively activate and inactivate memories in rats by activating nerves within the brain at different frequencies, either strengthening or weakening synaptic (nerve cell) connections. Read More

Arushi Atluri

Let’s Be Blunt: An Interview with Mary Jane

Do you just want to uncover all the juicy details behind their intimate lives? Then you’re in luck! Read on to learn the stories of one of today’s most infamous celebrities: Mary Jane (or, as most refer to her, marijuana). Read More

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Retrieving Our Sense of Touch

Imagine feeling like someone stabbed you in the leg, and looking down to see that your leg is not even there. This phenomenon, known as “phantom limb,” Read More

Karen Tolentino

Caffeine: The Wonder Drug

For most sleep-deprived college students, coffee is a staple of their morning routine, especially with finals fast approaching. This bitter brew has the ability to make us feel at least a little more fresh, awake, and prepared for the day. Read More

Christina Cui

Magazines and Medicine: an Interview with Alum Ayan Kusari

The stereotypical medical student wears a white coat speckled with stray pen marks and pockets stuffed full of notes. Read More

Mandy Wong

Antibiotic resistance: Are we heading back to pre-penicillin era?

Even though antibiotic resistance is already developed in multiple species, there are also some things that we can do to stop the situation from getting worse. Read More

Karen To

Vitamin E: A Newfound Ally in the Fight against Breast Cancer

With such a promising history of improving health, vitamin E has been used in the development of a new therapy by researchers for breast cancer treatment. Read More