Veritas

Veritas

Veritas
All content by Kaitlyn Khoe
Fine Prints

Fine Prints

Kaitlyn Khoe, Writer, Photographer
May 22, 2019
MUD HENS: The American Coot, or mud hen, spends most of its time foraging for food above and below the water. Although they are comfortable swimmers, these birds are clumsy in flight, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Since they are widespread across the US, they are often used as a proxy for ecosystem health.

In the Weeds

Nicole Adamson and Kaitlyn Khoe
February 27, 2019
Policy lead Chloe Glikbarg talks lunar heritage sites and Pluto classification inside the Stanford Graduate School of Education. This building was once home to SSI’s student-led course AA47SI, “Why Go To Space?”, one of the policy team's Iandmark achievements.

[Photo] Astronomical Ambitions

Calvin Yan, Digital Editor
October 12, 2018
Starman

Starman

Kaitlyn Khoe
October 12, 2018
Student Researcher: Anthony Xie

Student Researcher: Anthony Xie

Kaitlyn Khoe
October 12, 2018
Science, bro

Science, bro

Kaitlyn Khoe
October 12, 2018

Last thoughts

Kaitlyn Khoe
October 12, 2018
Bloom adjusts one of the three telescopes he brought to show students Jupiter. “Every now and then, I get this flash of being this tiny little part of something much, much bigger,” Bloom says.

Beyond Space

Kaitlyn Khoe
October 12, 2018
Dissecting Anatomy and Physiology

Dissecting Anatomy and Physiology

Kaitlyn Khoe
May 23, 2018
Vegetarian roots

Vegetarian roots

Kaitlyn Khoe
May 23, 2018

What is in our food?

Kaitlyn Khoe
May 23, 2018
Trigger Warning

Trigger Warning

Kaitlyn Khoe
February 4, 2018
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