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Turn Off the Lights! And Come to our Dark Sky Discussion/Star Party + Film Premiere
The first time I saw the Milky Way I was just about seven years old. I had no idea what that cloud of light and sparks was and my father had to explain it to me. Here I was, standing … Continue reading
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5 Questions: Honors Student William Lewis Sheds Light on Lasers
Lasers have been a source of wonder for many people since their invention only about half a century ago and William Lewis, an honors physics and mathematics major, is making it the focus of his honors thesis. What many people … Continue reading
Study Abroad: Postcard from Greece and Turkey
Hannah Breshears, honors history and architectural studies major, encountered both ancient monuments and contemporary economic woes last summer in Greece …..
Tricks of the Trade: Essay Tests
After being a physics major for 3 and a half years I decided to add on an English major just for kicks (and so that I would have a reason/time to read and enjoy some great books!) After some essay … Continue reading
Tricks of the Trade: Mathematically-based Exams
As a physics major I’ve had my fair share of physics and mathematics tests. They can be pretty crazy, but there are some things you can do to prepare yourself. These are just a few of the tips that have … Continue reading
Taking the Test with a Chicken
To focus on the stress of school? Or to focus on crazy chicken? That is the question. When you walk out of a test and you can’t feel your jaw, that’s when you know it’s time to try something different … Continue reading
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Study Abroad: Ryan Hagedorn, Civil Engineering, and Belize
Ryan Hagedorn, an honors civil engineering student, went to Belize last summer with a mission: partner with the people of Dangriga to create new resources for their community. Below, Ryan describes how his team used their engineering know-how to build … Continue reading
Undergraduate Research: Taylor Spicer and Ilha de Maré
Taylor Spicer, an honors anthropology major from Tennessee, used her Honors College undergraduate research grant to travel to Brazil and learn more about the country’s people. I utilized the research grant to continue my anthropological field research on an island … Continue reading
Undergraduate Research: Ali McAtee and Algae-based Biofuel
Ali McAtee is an honors college fellow in the College of Engineering studying chemical engineering. She and her research team were featured on a Planet Forward Earth Day special for their work with algae and butanol fuel. Ali received honorable mention … Continue reading
Study Abroad: Daniel Forbes Checks in from Granada
Daniel Forbes studies economics in the Walton College of Business but took one semester to explore and learn in Spain. With many exciting, and occasionally awkward, encounters Daniel returned with a greater sense of self. I have been back from … Continue reading