Written by: Rebecca Straits (rjs006@marietta.edu) Each year it feels like the summers are getting longer and the winters are getting harsher — and the cause
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Plants of Marietta
Written by Rebecca Straits (Rjs006@marietta.edu) Ohio Life is finally coming back to Marietta College with the return of spring and plant life. Let’s talk about
A Guide to America’s Cryptids
Written by: Rebecca Straits (Rjs006@marietta.edu) Hidden in shadows and myths are creatures we call cryptids, and just about every state in theUnited States has at
The Planetarium and Observatory at Marietta College
Written by: Rebecca Straits (Rjs006@marietta.edu) A lesser-known fact about Marietta College is that it is home to facilities that can explore the cosmos. Two places
AI For Students
Written by Corey Verkouteren (cvs002@marietta.edu) From students using Chat-GPT to write their papers to teachers using them to generate assignments, artificial intelligence tends to be
Why was Fall so Warm this Year?
Written by: Corey Verkouteren (csv002@marietta.edu) Returning students and those that live around Marietta may have forgot that fall was happening this year thanks to the
Auroras and a Comet Bring Light to Marietta
Written by: Corey Verkouteren (csv002@marietta.edu) Auroras are often associated with the icy North, but some lucky few got to see them as far south as
A Bug-utiful Adventure: The Biology Night Hike
Written by: Denise Woofter (dcw002@marietta.edu) On the evening of October 3rd, the Biology Department took their annual night hike to the Barbra A. Bieser field
Planetarium gets Energetic!
Corey Verkouteren csv002@marietta.edu This past Thursday the Alderson Hancock Planetarium held its monthly show open to the public. The events highlight some fascinating things to
