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… What’s your favorite movie? Star Wars? Avatar? The Avengers? Frozen? What do these and all … Mathematics! You probably didn’t think about it while watching these movies, but math was used to help make them. … 25 Time: 11:45-12:45 pm Location: Choi Auditorium Funded by Remsen Bird …
… on sex, revealing a probable neurodevelopmental role. By contrast, inducing age-related expansion of killer T …
… Recovery Team) program began as a Food Donation initiative by two students at Occidental (Samantha Herdman and Alma … Gallegos). This year, the Office of Community Engagement was fortunate enough to adopt this program and develop two …
… On April 5th fourteen Moving Forward Network members from across the country met with US EPA Administrator McCarthy in Washington, D.C. These members came from Southern … Jersey. Each of their communities is negatively impacted by freight facilities such as sea ports, truck corridors, …
… crop loss in the United States and is further exacerbated by global climate change. While plants require water for growth, too much can impart multiple stresses, one …
… talk, Dr. Stoebel will explore answers to this question by studying how the regulatory protein RpoS, found in the …
… Randy Hook ’12 was 7 years old the first time he saddled up for an equestrian competition. “I was going to ride my big cousin’s horse—super athletic, very … wanted to win. I was so little, they had to put these baby stirrups on the saddle. My horse was all antsy and ready …
… says journalist and author Kate Rope ’95. “My grandfather was a foreign service officer. His wife—my grandmother—was a … Medicine , a four-part podcast released last December by Audible. Co-written by Rope and actor Alan Alda, the … have to go risk their lives in Vietnam”). A common acquaintance at Audible, Freakonomics creator Colin Campbell, …
… show up in his office with a research proposal that they wanted to begin immediately. As a religion major at Oxy, Steven Barrie-Anthony ’04 “always had good ideas and interesting plans for what might be … Journalism at USC and a member of the PTTP advisory board. “By writing for popular media, as well as scholarly circles, …
… Steinberger Hometown: Hockessin, DE Major: politics What was your motivation to major in politics? The 2016 election … resources, public health, climate change. I was fascinated by campaigns and by the mechanics of governing, and over … and have enhanced my perspective on the world around me. Furthermore, I enjoy the tangibility and applicability of the …