In-Depth
Artificial intelligence possesses controversial potential
As with a flipped coin spinning in mid-air, the issue of artificial intelligence (AI) is still undecided as to which way it will land: benefit
Jobs lost to machines provide space for new opportunities
With recent advancements in artificial intelligence, people are starting to worry about what this might mean for the current job market.
Biomimicry influences architecture
In the connection between the designs of mother nature and those of humankind, designers use biomimicry, the replication of unique singularities in nature, to their
Climate in crisis; students speak out
Unlike a singularity within a black hole, carrying capacity curbs at a specific point and the human population cannot continue to grow without reaping serious
Exploring online communication with Dr. Brett Johnson
Assistant professor Dr. Brett Johnson at the University of Missouri—Columbia discusses the legality of online communication in the First Amendment and with high school athletes.
Social media increase accountability, responsibility
In the age of the internet, instances of inappropriate behaviors hindering reputations are almost instantaneous and can have serious consequences.
The good, the bad and the ugly
Although today’s adolescents grew up in the age of the internet, the era of social media is more recent than teenagers may realize. Social media
Student reflects on social media use, impact on adolescents
Social media impacts virtually every aspect of an adolescent's life, from disrupting sleep patterns to interfering with family time.
‘Liked,’ not loved
From photoshopping pictures to surgically changing appearance, adolescents spend both time and money in an attempt to mask their physical insecurities, whether it is to