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Lincoln, one of the local barn Ride off Ranch’s lesson horses, waits for a rinse-off after being ridden (Photo By: Sara Nicholls).

It Takes Two: Horseback Riding Benefits

Sara Nicholls March 29, 2025

While horseback riding may seem like just a hobby or a recreational activity from the outside, there is a lot more to it than what most people give it credit for. As someone who has been riding for almost...

Nicolae Ceaușescu, Leader of Communist România (Photo By: Romanian National Archives).

The Fall of Communist Romania

Gilbert Coyle March 29, 2025

As President Nicolae Ceaușescu delivered his speech in Bucharest, the capital of Romania, yelling and screaming began. Confused, he raised his hand to quell the noise, as if it were applause. As Ceaușescu...

Flowers are one of the most iconic faces of springtime, and serve as a perfect metaphor for the returning beauty and new beginnings that the season brings (Photo By: Ellie Akre).

Spring’s Awakening: Shared by All

Ellie Akre March 29, 2025

Now that winter has come and gone, spring is here and rolling in with a fresh breeze. Flowers are blossoming, the sun is beaming, and the trees are growing back their lush foliage. Spring ushers people...

Kara DeLambert, creator and owner of Lynae Arts (Photo By: Mary Haffner photography).

Kara DeLambert: Revealing the Business Side of the Arts

Beatrice Aharonian March 29, 2025

When most people think of art, painting and drawing come to mind, yet there are many different kinds of careers and hobbies involving art that most individuals are not aware of. Kara DeLambert is an art...

A Lockheed Hudson VH-EWR used by the CSIRO for cloud seeding in 1958 (Photo By: kenhodge13).

Cloud Seeding and its Uses

Anthony Mindling March 28, 2025

Cloud seeding is a broad term, referring to the artificial manipulation of precipitation for a variety of purposes with a variety of methods. The efficiency of cloud seeding is a matter of ongoing discussion...

A High and a Low of Modern Space Travel

Anthony Mindling March 28, 2025

Space travel is a constantly advancing technology. It provides social, political, and financial opportunities that promote progress and competition between corporations and nations alike. In this constant...

Close up view of Giant Hornets (Photo by: Atsuo Fujimaru).

Invasive Giant Hornets Lowering Honey Bee Populations

Lyra Brooks Long March 28, 2025

An invasive insect called the Southern giant hornet, or Vespa soror, has the attention of scientists everywhere. They were originally from areas of Asia, but now have spread all over the globe, more specifically...

Image depicting the possible future of healthcare where AI can predict disease progression (Photo By: NERSC).

The Future of Healthcare

Nayla Makinano March 28, 2025

As things change across the world and medical knowledge grows constantly, scientists are always discovering new problems and finding ways to fix them. News reports seem to show a new healthcare crisis...

UC Berkeley campus filled with students and teachers (Photo by: Sasaki).

Preparing For Your Future

Lyra Brooks Long March 28, 2025

When applying to colleges, it is important to understand what you are getting into and how to show the best version of yourself. Some people think colleges look for perfection, and while this is mostly...

Illustrated through WALL-E reading on his table, books are going more digital. Will reading become completely digital for Generation Beta? (Photo By: Brian J. Matis).

The Detrimental Impact of Not Reading

Faith Gralnick March 27, 2025

The year is 2050 and you stand between two identical-looking cities. Both cities were built 25 years ago, but they have developed in different ways. The first city is a technological wonder: transparent...

A portrait of Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing press (Photo By: The Trustees of the British Museum).

The Evolution of Journalism

Aila McMillan March 4, 2025

The spread of information through news publications has been one of the most popular ways of informing the masses for centuries. The crave for new information is a key piece of humanity and because of...

A Peregrine Falcon perching on a tree branch in Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, California, on April 14, 2017 (Photo By: Becky Matsubara).

Peregrine Falcons are Dying Again, and We Might Be Next

Nathaniel Knoy January 28, 2025

Peregrine falcons are some of the most well-known American birds of prey. Historically, these birds had an expansive range and a large population. In the early 1940s, it was estimated that there were nearly...

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