Ganta shares with us a STEM dating guide, founded in science, of course.
Science-y Songs You’ll Hear at ACL
Trevino pinpoints some of the science-related songs by artists at ACL this year, describing the principles behind the titles and their relation to science at UT.
College Room Hacks
Pampattiwar offers life-saving hacks that make any room feel special!
Insights into Undergraduate Research
Looking to join a lab? Ly provides helpful tips and details about the lab experience at UT.
A Science Student’s Guide to Fly Kicks
Patel reviews and recommends various shoes for the frequent lab-goer.
6 Books That Longhorns Fell in Love With
On behalf of UT students, Chen recommends potential summer reads for Longhorns to enjoy.
Psychological Flow: Finding Your Zen State
Do details the psychology behind being in the perfect state of mind, and relates this concept to the college experience.
Supporting Those Who Are Quietly Suffering
Stork explains the importance of supporting those who are quietly suffering, and provides resourceful tips on how to offer the support.
The Beauty in Physics
Although the hard science of physics is rarely seen as artistic, nature surprises us in its logical, creative beauty, arising out of physical rules of symmetry and patterns.
9 Questions with Amy Tao-Foster
In honor of Mental Health Promotion Week, Azmat and Stork interview CNS Care Counselor and Asian-American Diversity Coordinator for CMHC, Amy Tao-Foster!
A Plea for Better TP
Does the quality of toilet paper on campus make you feel “tearable”? Arce debates the reasons behind an issue we’ve all faced, but have been too hesitant to discuss.
Human Development and Family Sciences at UT
Tharoor outlines the Human Development and Family Sciences major at UT and describes its real-world applications.
The Artistry of Façade: Writing Literature from Abstraction
Azmat investigates the fine line of authentic minority experiences and misrepresentation in literature.
Addressing the Stigmas Surrounding Autism
Kundu discusses issues people primarily with autism face but which can loosely apply to individuals with any sort of mental condition (e.g., depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, etc.). He suggests ways in which to battle the stigmas which exist with regards to psychological conditions and mental health in the present day.
Five Assumptions for Ideal Gases
Cheung draws inspiration from the principles of physical chemistry to craft five short, free-verse poems with themes that echo the assumptions posed by the infamous Ideal Gas Law.
I Need My S P A C E
Ong considers the field of Environmental Psychology and the strong effect it can have on our health and attitudes.
Grades, Mental Health, and How Writing Can Improve Both
Pasch takes a look at the mental health crisis currently going on among college students and how writing can help people struggling to deal with these issues
PRE-DENTAL STUDENTS: HOW TO CONQUER THE DAT
Jason gives pre-dents all they need to know in a comprehensive DAT study guide.
Being Your Own Metric for Success
Hagman looks at why we’re better off not comparing ourselves to others all the time
15 Questions with Dr. Kate Biberdorf
Tharoor and Fredrick interview Dr. Kate Biberdorf, an introductory chemistry lecturer at the University of Texas at Austin. The video marks the first of its kind on Catalyst, in a new segment of Vogue-esque interviews with CNS faculty.