Colleges have traditionally been seen as bastions of free inquiry, discourse, and debate. However, the increasing polarization in society has seeped into these institutions, turning campuses into microcosms of wider societal conflicts. Marjorie Hass, president of the Council of Independent
January 30, 2025The collaboration between Concordia University's Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science and Hitachi Cyber aims to tackle a significant challenge in cybersecurity: the overwhelming influx of events and alerts that threaten to flood modern Security Operation Centers (SOCs). This
January 29, 2025The introduction of a legislative proposal in Colorado aims to manage and reduce student cell phone usage in schools across the state. The primary goal of the bill is to bolster classroom learning and mitigate the several negative impacts associated with cell phone use among students. While the
January 29, 2025Educational institutions are continuously seeking ways to make learning more engaging and effective. Despite challenges such as below-freezing temperatures and intermittent snow showers, schools are creatively extending learning beyond traditional classroom settings. This article explores various
January 27, 2025The University of Maine's Hess Lab is at the forefront of groundbreaking research aimed at developing a universal treatment for the flu virus. Under the guidance of physics professor Sam Hess, students are employing advanced physics and molecular biology techniques to understand the mutation
January 24, 2025Imagine growing up knowing you face academic challenges that many of your peers do not, and this struggle continues through your formative years, shaping your perspective on education. This was the reality for Lachlan Congram, who was diagnosed with autism and dyslexia in high school. Despite his
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