Caffeine may be decreasing gray matter in the brain, study suggests
We sat down with Dr. Dale Stevens to help us break down the findings of this study and what it means for avid coffee drinkers.
Seasonal allergies and COVID-19 agree to join forces
SATIRE: Is it allergies or COVID-19? Why not both?
Social media use linked to perpetual joy, new research suggests
SATIRE: According to an entrusted team of researchers, the link is so strong, it may even fulfill the ‘meaning of life.’
York University Robotics Society’s upcoming projects
York University Robotics Society (YURS) sheds some light on robotics as a whole and explains their vision, including hopes to send their next rover to Mars.
Ontario enters the third wave
As vaccination efforts make progress, the variant unfortunately continues driving Ontario into a third wave.
Taking a look at deepfakes
Deepfakes, the technology responsible for face swapping, provides a fair share of positive and negative uses.
Two sides of a balanced coin: How pandemic education has impacted faculty and students with disabilities
Investigating the impact of the conditions of pandemic learning on both students and faculty with disabilities.
New lifeforms found deep beneath Antarctic ice
Scientists have discovered mysterious new lifeforms similar to sponges in a supposedly inhabitable environment in Antarctica.