Muon g-2: Breaking the Standard Model
On April 7, 2021, the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (FNAL) announced the groundbreaking first results of the Muon g-2 experiment. This long-awaited experiment looked to…
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A Search For Dark Matter
Throughout the vast expanses of the Universe, astronomical objects such as planetary systems, star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies take a variety of forms, painting the…
“She Got In Because She’s A Girl”
I dreaded the college application season as a junior because of my sex. I knew that in a year, I might face the invalidation that…
ISSF – International Collaboration in STEM
Sophomores, in your short time here at IMSA, you may have heard your upperclassmen discussing a recent event at IMSA called “ISSF.” The acronym ISSF…
Diverse Women in STEM: The Beginning of Much More
On Tuesday, February 13, five women of the IMSA community took part in a Diverse Women in STEM panel hosted by the IRC. IMSA assistant…
Get Schooled: Gender Disparities in IMSA Academics
Earlier this year, IMSA alumnus James Damore published “Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber,” a wildly contentious essay on gender differences. Damore’s Google memo ignited a nationwide…