In today’s world where adapting to change is difficult (to say the least), it is quite hard to be “revolutionary,” to create

by: Ben Stafford At the midpoint of my freshman year, Dr. Ginsbach, my Spanish professor, told me about a global seminar she

by: Paris Riggle I was working on an experiment in the King Lab here at St. Norbert when I opened the email

by: Catherine Grey In science, and indeed, in most research, it’s good practice to do something more than once. Your biology professor

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  The time has come. As we approach graduation, I wanted to take the time to reflect on our senior class, the

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Tonight we had our Honors Senior Reflection, and it was very bittersweet. “It’s a full circle moment,” Dr. Mann remarked, addressing our

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There are three new faces you might see in the halls of GMS these days. Meet the new faculty!

From a research assistant in a biology lab to a summer medical internship in Spain, a Teaching Assistant (TA) for a general

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By: Morgan Fimreite When Dr. Choudhury sent out an email to all Biology majors detailing a study abroad course that would take

On November 2, 2022, I had the privilege of attending a library screening of Kendra Mylnechuck Potter’s documentary, “Daughter of a Lost