An empire, known to Indigenous peoples for centuries, “discovered” again. Tribal items taken as “loans” but never returned. Human remains dug up and shipped thousands
It’s 1993, and dinosaurs are having a moment—and it’s not the release of Jurassic Park. Deep in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert, an expedition by paleontologists from
During the pandemic, Molly Hill (YC ’25) spent much of her time thinking about birds. Growing up in Pasadena, a suburb northeast of downtown Los
Image courtesy of US Fish and Wildlife Service Thomas Near, a professor in Yale’s Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, plucked another three-inch-long fish preserved
Image courtesy of Pexels. Blood drips steadily. A wave of cold anxiety roars. It’s that time of the month. Roughly four billion people have experienced
Image Courtesy of Flickr. The most efficient solar energy farm might not look like what you’d imagine. There are no acres of flat desert, no