by Florence Murray Car crashes happen every day. The U.S Department of Transportation and National Highway Safety Administration reported 42,925 fatalities in the U.S. in 2021, compared to 33,782 in 2012. Theoretically, vehicle mortalities should
by Malia Tartt Hulu’s hit series “The Dropout” details Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’ effort to develop an at-home blood testing device. The series has many Americans considering how medical devices end up on the market.
by Hudson Chastain As rising inflation rates continue to be of concern, many are left questioning what they can do to hedge against the dangers of inflation. While it is up to governmental policy and
by Darius Crayton Pew Research found that 81% of Americans owned smartphones in 2019. Nearly three-quarters of adult Americans owned a desktop or laptop, and roughly half owned a tablet. These numbers are not necessarily
by Hillary Rinehardt Peloton riders are undoubtedly familiar with cadence and resistance. Cadence is how fast the athlete pedals. Resistance is the amount of weight or pressure the cyclist pushes. On a road bicycle, resistance
by Caitlin O'Donnell Although hybrids have increased in popularity in the last twenty years, many people hesitate to purchase one. A vehicle is a significant investment and it greatly impacts the owner’s daily life. Like
by Brandy Abalos Whether you had a busy week that turned into a busy month and fell out of the habit, or maybe your gym closed down during the pandemic, it is not uncommon for workout routines to
by Sarah Buron There is something so fresh and exciting about a new year, right? A clean slate can feel so empowering and establishing new routines can invigorate us. On the other hand, more than
by Rachel Gore Tis the season to throw parties...usually. The holiday season is finally here, and for many, that comes with big family gatherings, Christmas parties, gift exchanges and shared potluck meals. Unfortunately, the COVID-19
by Elizabeth Rossbach The destruction of natural environments through deforestation and the continuous spread of pollutants has led to the disruption of ecosystems and a decline in safe drinking water, food and breathable air. Yet,
