Written By: Ashlee Yeong-Chua (Guest Writer) Women in STEM are underrepresented by movies and TV series, which often makes you feel like you can only count the number of fictional female characters that are under STEM on one hand– which, unfortunately, isn’t much of an understatement. For a long time, there has always been an underlying bias that associates such paths with men, not just in media but also in today’s society. However, that doesn’t mean women have absolute zero

Written By: Ashlee Yeong-Chua (Guest Writer) A few weeks ago, I had a close friend, a STEM student, send me a video of her scrolling through her Biology notes. It was nearly 70 pages of slides. Ouch, right? And that was only for a week’s worth of content that she needed to consolidate into memory. Can you imagine if you account for the coming weeks with their own workload? You can already feel your brain frying alive! There's no doubt that school – regardless of whether you’r

Written By: Daphne Fauber (Guest Writer) Synphane Gibbs, a 2020 graduate in Biology from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical...

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Written By: Daphne Fauber (Guest Writer) Raegan Harrington, a senior at the University of Maine, Orono majoring in Psychology, knew she...