ARTICLES — Catalyst

Why is CS Considered a Natural Science?

Park considers the role of CS in the college of CNS.

OpinionCatalystMarch 5, 2023Elin Park

BLACK in STEM

Brianna Mattis shares a spoken word piece that is both beautiful and poignant.

Creative + EntertainmentCatalystFebruary 27, 2023Brianna Mattis

Cooking and Baking Sustainably

A discussion on sustainable kitchen practices, as well as a fun recipe to try on your own!

Creative + EntertainmentCatalystFebruary 25, 2023Sahana Ram

The Middle

A moving creative piece that examines “The Middle”.

Creative + EntertainmentCatalystFebruary 18, 2023Brianna Mattis

Mitochondria and the Meaning of Life

Brianna Mattis and Dr. Havird discuss the important implications of mitochondria in life as we know it.

Beyond the BeakerCatalystJanuary 14, 2023Brianna Mattis

Laptops and Landfills: The Growing Problem of E-Waste

Risbud takes a deep dive into the growing problem of e-waste.

Science + ResearchCatalystJanuary 4, 2023Saee Risbud, Tanvi Gupta

Adopt, Don’t Shop: The Problem With Pug Breeding

Nicole Helms investigates the origin of pugs and how breeding has changed them.

OpinionCatalystDecember 21, 2022Kaissa Doichev, Nicole Helms

Human Beans #15: 4 Things in OChem That Just Make Sense

Niche things in ochem class that just make sense.

Human BeansCatalystNovember 30, 2022Emily Nguyen

Legislative Summary: A Resolution to Require Faculty within the College of Natural Sciences to Complete the Allies in Action Program

A deep dive into a recent piece of CNS legislation.

LegislationCatalystNovember 30, 2022Shreya Vunnava

Meet the Artist: Fiona Wyrtzen

Meet the Artist is a new series from Catalyst that introduces our illustration team to the rest of CNS. Look forward to meeting the rest of our staff every Friday of this semester!

Meet the ArtistCatalystNovember 18, 2022Fiona Wyrtzen