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Illustration by Jackie Nguyen Writer: Kiana Schulze, PhD Editors: Jackie Nguyen, Michaela Murphy, Rachel Buckley Illustrator: Jackie Nguyen This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare provider before starting or changing an exercise routine. Every individual is different, so it is important to work with a professional and listen to your body to prevent injury. You finally gave in and joined your friend who’s been nagging you to attend 5am-mega-reformer-hot-pilates-extrem

Illustration by Jackie Nguyen Writer: Morgan Greenewood Editors: Sarah Brockway, Jackie Nguyen, Kiana Schulze, and Michaela Murphy Illustrator: Jackie Nguyen Where are you going for summer vacation this year? Somewhere warm? Somewhere tropical? What about Mars? As commercial spaceflight becomes more common and federal agencies like the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) push toward long-duration missions, what once felt like science fiction is edging towar

Illustration by Anwesha Mukhopadhyay. Initial composition was generated using ChatGPT as a conceptual reference, with the final image refined and completed by the author using Procreate. Writer and illustrator: Anwesha Mukhopadhyay Editors: Sarah Brockway, Cambria Jensen, and Courtney Demmitt-Rice A noisy spring night and a crowded dating pool You come home from work, tired, but wired. You have dinner and think, What better way to wind down than to take a walk in the moonligh

Science impact, advanced imaging, and cancer hallmarks Illustration by Lydia Dresler Writer and illustrator: Lydia Dresler Editors: Sam Alper and Sarah Brockway Science is an ever-changing landscape of magnificent breakthroughs and discoveries. However, published literature is only accessible and interpretable to people with scientific backgrounds. Primary literature is usually published in one of the many journals that require a subscription to access. Even if you do pay to