Kasey Aderhold loves feeling the earth move beneath her feet. “Seismology seems like a field we should know more about than we do,” she said. A third year doctoral student in the geophysics department at Boston University she researches a type of earthquake that recently piqued the interest of seismologists around the world.
Today was supposed to be a day of tradition, endurance, and celebration. Instead, two bombs exploded, three people were killed and over 100 people were injured–many critically.…
Amid the bustle of urban life, stand still for a moment. Listen carefully to the cacophony of cars speeding down the busy Arborway, the cringe-inducing screech…
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Forty percent of the food produced in the United States is thrown away before it ever reaches a plate, according to a report published in August…
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