With the constant evolution of technology, note-taking has moved far beyond paper and pen. Today’s gadgets make studying and ...

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Biases in STEM culture mean much of the technology that shapes our lives reflects the interests of the privileged. As a CMU robotics professor, I want to change that.

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This guest essay reflects the views of Kaitlin Mars-Liebman ... The National Park Service requires only $3.5 billion in federal funding while visitor spending contributes more than $55 billion ...

The seventh-year manager is assuredly on the hot seat amid a 7-15 start to the season. A loud sector of the fan base has ...

This guest essay reflects the views of Bob Keeler, a retired Newsday journalist. As Pope Francis lay at death’s door in the hospital on the last Sunday in February, the Gospel reading in the ...

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On March 25, 2025, Wesleyan University Press (WesPress) published Rachel Trousdale’s “Five-Paragraph Essay on the Body-Mind Problem,” the inaugural winner of its Cardinal Poetry Prize. The collection ...

The digital age provides unprecedented access to information. Generative AI tools have emerged to produce high-quality content- from essays to articles and code to creative materials at a level that ...