On November 5, 2025, I had the lucky opportunity to speak with Ron Henderson, professor
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Certainly, I’m still in shock about what happened the night of November 5th at 12:10
RTC 2025 brought together pioneers, researchers, and students to explore the intersection of AI, quantum computing, and real-time communication. As a volunteer, I experienced the event from both a learner’s and observer’s perspective; where innovation met inspiration in every discussion.
On Monday, October 6, several proselytizers were spotted at different locations on campus, trying to
After the September 25 Career Fair, I have noticed an influx of students talking about being unprepared for the job application process. I thought I’d share some (albeit unsolicited) advice that I’ve heard throughout my professional life. I’ve been in the work force since I turned sixteen, so hopefully my near-decade of real-life experience makes me slightly qualified to give advice.
Why is using artificial intelligence considered academic dishonesty in the classroom, but not artistic dishonesty outside of it?
From Seattle to D.C., Mark Fedechko, along with his Pi Kappa Phi brothers, pedaled for 67 days, supporting communities with disabilities and transforming his own perspective along the way.
This past week, the Student Government Association (SGA) held its Senator elections. I held the
The Artist Alley is a great way for students to explore their creative and business skills. Please consider stopping by to support your fellow artists!
Leen Katrib writes about Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and his history with Crown Hall and Mecca Flats. She faced quite a bit of backlash even though, in my opinion, her takes aren’t wrong in any way.