Women in STEM Part 1: A Closer Look
The importance and benefits of diversity have long been established. Diverse companies, groups, and teams …
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How the Senate Tax Bill affects Grad Students
It is make or break week for tax reform. Analysts believe the Senate will be …
Open Enrollment for the Affordable Care Act
Open Enrollment for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is here! From Nov 1st until December …
Dan Egan’s The Death And Life Of The Great Lakes
Dan Egan is a reporter for the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, acclaimed for his coverage of the …
October 22nd-28th is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week
Lead poisoning is preventable, yet we still find children in Wisconsin that suffer from lead …
The Future of the National Monuments: Acres Shrink, Hunting Increases
In 1906, the Antiquities Act, or the National Monuments Act, was signed by President Theodore …
Moving Away from Standardized Testing as a Predictor of Graduate School Success
More biomedical science graduate programs are eliminating the requirement of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). …
Houston, we have a Hurricane: Concerns About Mission Control for the International Space Station
One week after Space Science received more attention than it typically does in a year …
Eclipsed Expectations
Approximately 150 adults and children alike gathered at American Science and Surplus with the Milwaukee …
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The North American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017
For the first time in almost 100 years, a total solar eclipse will occur coast-to-coast …
