Day: July 5, 2016
Q&A: Comedians Paul Varghese & Chris Castles
On June 30, comedians Paul Varghese and Chris Castles performed in SUAAB’s Double Trouble Comedy Show. The Mercury sat down with the two...
Debut novel reinvents genre
Emma Cline’s thoughtful and penetrating debut novel, The Girls, is partially inspired by the Manson family exploits of the 1960s, but the majority...
Film enthralls with bizarre plot
“Swiss Army Man,” written and directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, shines shamelessly in the bizarre and awkward and delivers a truly...
Course of Nature
John Geissman awoke in his tent at 3:05 a.m. to the excited snarls of an animal near his campsite in the Beartooth Mountains....
Student-run app eases job search
Students struggling to find summer work will now have better access to jobs and internships, thanks to a new app co-created by a...
Neuroscience senior earns perfect score on MCAT exam
With the sound of his heartbeat thumping in his ears, neuroscience senior Siddhartha Srivastava sat in front of his laptop anticipating a moment...
Adding art to STEM still worth prioritizing
The STEM to STEAM movement, a push towards an integrated environment where science, technology, engineering and math are taught with the arts as...
Communities must stand in solidarity
Editor’s Note: Because the author belongs to two minority groups that have been at risk recently, the author’s name has been partially redacted for...
Trees tagged to monitor health
Over the past two months, Facilities Management has worked to tag and record data for about 5,000 trees on campus in the hopes...