
Barnard housing policy prioritizes finances over students
A few weeks ago, I was attending one of the Vassar Student Association meetings when I came across an interesting piece of information. VSA President Ramy Abbady ’16 was giving…
Steven Park is a Cognitive Science major with a correlate in Biology and Computer Science. Although he sees himself working in a robotics lab in the future, he loves learning about everything from gene editing to astrophysics. He sees science as the study of all things amazing about the natural world and views science journalism as a bridge between the scientific community and the general public. Check out his website: www.sparkthescience.wordpress.com
By Steven Park – 7 years ago
A few weeks ago, I was attending one of the Vassar Student Association meetings when I came across an interesting piece of information. VSA President Ramy Abbady ’16 was giving…
By Steven Park – 7 years ago
The year was 20XX and it was an unremarkably normal Monday for planet Earth. Oil prices reached a record high of $20 per gallon due to scarcity, the Amazon rainforest…
By Steven Park – 7 years ago
So far, Donald Trump has pretty much dominated all talks about the 2016 presidential campaign. Spewing incredibly brazen rhetoric from building a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants to claiming…
By Steven Park – 7 years ago
So far in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Race, Senator Bernie “Feel the Burn” Sanders has been climbing the polls. People left and right (read: left and left) have been frantically…
By Steven Park – 7 years ago
It’s undeniable that we as college students are very busy people. Before I arrived at Vassar, I was under the assumption that I would have hours of free time every…
By Steven Park – 7 years ago
In the ultra-competitive world of secondary education, anxious parents are seeking new ways to shove their kids to the top of the academic food chain. However, it is often not…
By Steven Park – 7 years ago
As a first year attending Vassar College, I don’t really have the authority to distribute advice to people who know far more than I do. Freshmen are supposed to be…