The Magic of Teaching Science Labs Isn’t Lost Online

To help flatten the curve of Covid-19 cases, universities across the nation have closed, and many professors are scrambling to transition to teaching online. This sudden shift is easier for some, especially those that already have online content readily available. For others, especially those who teach science labs, this may seem impossible. Both of us…

Bayern and Dortmund players to take pay cut

Bayern’s players in training before the coronavirus lockdownBayern Munich’s players and directors have agreed to take a temporary 20% pay cut.The German giants said the move was to help the other employees at the club financially during the current coronavirus crisis.Last week, Borussia Monchengladbach’s players were the first in the country to offer to forgo…

‘Heartbreaking’ but a ‘relief’

Hockey player Susannah Townsend planned to retire after the Olympics this summerFor most, Tuesday’s news that the Tokyo 2020 Olympics have been postponed until 2021 was merely a formality. It seemed inevitable, given the global coronavirus pandemic which has claimed the lives of almost 17,000 people worldwide.But what about the athletes, those who have targeted…

Kingdom of Frost Explores How Frozen Landscapes Shaped Humanity

Growing up in the Norwegian Arctic—one of the coldest places on Earth—journalist Bjørn Vassnes became fascinated with the natural sciences. Today, he pens a science column for one of Norway’s most popular daily newspapers and hosts the television science program Schrödingers katt (Schrödinger’s cat) on the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation. But it wasn’t until he began…