Australia has removed 4.7 million under-16 social media accounts in the first weeks of its new nationwide ban. This ban is the world’s first effort to shield young people from harmful online environments. Australia’s...

For most people, Feb. 3 passes without much thought. For others, it marks years of uncertainty. National Missing Persons Day reminds us that behind every missing person’s report is a family living in...

Academia is uniquely and inherently positioned to face the sharpest questions regarding equity and equality among those studying and working within its systems. These questions are numerous and thorny,...

Want to bet on how many unvaccinated children will contract smallpox this year? Want to gamble on which society-destabilizing lie one dictator, or another will spew in their next public address? Want to...

Ever notice how winter makes it harder to get out of bed? Shorter days, freezing temperatures, and endless gray skies can take a toll on your mood and motivation. For some students, this isn’t just the...

The scene is a familiar one in my household, just like in so many across America: me, reading a bedtime story to my son. Recently, the book of choice was about the Founding Fathers. Later, after he was...

A global race is underway, and the finish line is not on the moon, Mars or even the oceans. It is in the world of artificial intelligence. Countries are investing billions of dollars, opening new research...

From the development of teamwork and leadership skills to the physical and mental wellness benefits, the rewards of playing sports are numerous and obvious. The passion and struggle of clean competition...

The United States hasn’t set off a nuclear bomb in over thirty years. That’s a record worth keeping. But now, the president says it might be time to “test again.” It’s a familiar line, one that...