Kate Cambor

Are you fascinated by the mysteries of DNA? Do you wonder how traits are passed down, how diseases happen in families, or how crops are made more resilient? If you’re drawn to the science of life at its most fundamental level, a major in genetics  might be the perfect match. What Is Genetics? Genetics is the study of inheritance and variation in living organisms —from humans and plants to microbes and viruses. It blends biology, chemistry, and computer science to explore everything from the...

Construction is one of the most fundamental—and visible—industries in the world. From skyscrapers to solar farms, every project depends on a vast network of professionals who plan, coordinate, and execute the build. Yet behind every crane and blueprint lies a crucial force: Construction Management (CM). What Is Construction Management? Construction Management is the business side of building. While architects design and engineers focus on technical systems, construction managers ensure...

When you tell someone you want to be a doctor, the path ahead might seem straightforward:major in biology, go to college, spend your weekends in a research lab, and volunteer at a hospital. That’s what most  pre-med students do, right? But here’s the truth: if you want to stand out as a future medical school applicant, you may need to rethink that plan. Following the crowd rarely leads to distinction. Success in medicine isn’t about checking boxes—it’s about making intentional, personal...