Gabrielle S. Ray

2 months ago | lanthorn.com | Gabrielle S. Ray

As a college student living far away from home, I find it very important to keep my mental health in check. Being away from family and similar support systems can make college and everyday living difficult. Considering these struggles, I knew I needed to find a similar support of friends and other resources. While Grand Valley State University offers many resources to support students’ mental health, I needed an option that would be long-term.

Jan 20, 2025 | lanthorn.com | Gabrielle S. Ray

The use of Artificial Intelligence is highly debated, as it has weaved its way into schools, workplaces and our day-to-day routines. It feels that AI has become an everyday tool in some people’s lives, and I just don’t like it at all. I think AI has the possibility to be destructive, and on top of that, I find it flat-out scary. I’ve been scared of robots and associated technology since I was young, and now I’ve seen my biggest fear come to life.

Jan 13, 2025 | lanthorn.com | Gabrielle S. Ray

In light of 2025’s winter semester, I have heard a million complaints. It’s too cold, and many students feel the drag from the holidays, making it one of the most unpopular times of the year for a college student. I, for one, certainly disagree with this mentality. I believe the winter semester provides a fresh start to the new year for all students, and maybe can even bring us some good luck.

Nov 3, 2023 | photonics.com | Samuel S. Streeter |Jonathan Elliott |Eric Henderson |Gabrielle S. Ray

A recent clinical study has shown that indocyanine green dye, which provides near-infrared fluorescence, can highlight clotting in the vasculature that is not visible with other techniques. Necrotizing soft-tissue infections (NSTIs) are aggressive and rapidly advancing infections with a mortality rate between 20% and 30%1,2.