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September 18, 2026: Going out

   Biology | Posted on September 18, 2026
Sometimes you just have to get out! Studying, reading, and watching is ok some of the time. But we are meant for movement. And there is a lot to see, sometimes just in your own backyard, so to... read more

September 11, 2026: Change

   Biology | Posted on September 11, 2026
Change. Sometimes challenging. Often exciting. A change in job, location, friends, school, circumstance. 9/11, this day 25 years ago, was a day of change. 9/11 is an example of an event that has a... read more

September 4, 2026: Challenges and Rest

   Biology | Posted on September 4, 2026
What do you think are today’s greatest challenges in medicine? Cancer? Yes, that one will likely never go away. Last week, news broke that a new pill for pancreatic cancer will give you 6 more... read more

August 28, 2026: Stinky questions

   Biology | Posted on August 28, 2026
Was your week as busy as mine?! As is typical of the first week of the semester, mine was a blur of new faces and registration challenges and computer system hiccups and questions. Lots of questions. ... read more

August 21, 2026: Learning from squirrels

   Biology | Posted on August 21, 2026
Learning – that’s why you come to college, right? Maybe there are other reasons, too. To meet new people, to grow closer to God, to become a better citizen. But learning is part of all of these. ... read more

August 14, 2026: Summer Travels

   Biology | Posted on August 14, 2026
STOP! Don’t read any further. First, go to our most recent post at www.instagram.com/aubiologydepartment  or www.facebook.com/AUBiology, and make some guesses. Where did your Andrews biology faculty go this summer??   ... read more

August 7, 2026: Chaos and Order

   Biology | Posted on August 9, 2026
Sometimes chaos is necessary before order. When I clean, I often drag my stuff out from where it was accumulating and make piles of stuff: chaos. While you don’t want things in this state... read more

July 31, 2026: Breathing space

   Biology | Posted on August 3, 2026
The weeks of July tend to be quiet ones here in the Science Complex. The summer classes of May and June have finished. Research projects are winding down. Vacation time is enticing, before the hectic semester begins. We... read more