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Sunset at Roman quarry at Junas Henk Monster

Natural History

Classics scholar James Calvin Taylor, PhD ’20, says that by studying the Ancient Romans—particularly the natural historian Pliny the Elder—we can better understand why it is so difficult to come to terms with our capacity to inflict lasting damage on the natural world.

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Changing Minds

Zoe Jenkin delves into psychology and neuroscience to explore how beliefs, desires, fears, and emotions influence perception.

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Is Grass-Fed Greener?

Matthew Hayek, PhD '17 in environmental science and engineering, doesn’t have beef with the cattle industry—he just wants people to understand the environmental impact of the grass-fed burger on the menu at their favorite gastropub.

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Taking a Broad View of Life

The research of Leah Aronowsky, a historian of science, often revolves around one question: “How do scientists obtain knowledge of environmental phenomena that unfold on the scale of the entire planet?”

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Melting Away

Chris Horvat traveled to the Arctic to view the "last refuge for sea ice" before it fell victim to climate change. He was too late.

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The Last Physicist in Congress

Colloquy magazine sat down with Congressman Foster to talk about the intersection of science and politics.

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Telling the Story of Science: Katie Boronow

A tale of two lizards: how behavior can buffer against climate change

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