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Blue brain for Musk's Neuralink device

Elon Musk’s Brain Computer

By TIZIA-CHARLOTTE FROHWITTER
October 3, 2020

graph of achievement gap among students of different races

Global Pandemic Widens Achievement Gap Among Students

By AIZA BHUIYAN
September 17, 2020

Percent of worldwide blockchain deals of companies based in the U.S. and China, showing the U.S. at 51% and China at 2% of 2015 deals and the U.S. at 31% and China at 22% of 2019 deals

While the World Battles the Novel Coronavirus, China Is Transforming Into the Global Blockchain Leader

By TIZIA-CHARLOTTE FROHWITTER
May 12, 2020

On the first Hawaiian Shirt Thursday, the writer’s Latin professor boosted morale by having everyonewear print shirts and use fun virtual backgrounds.

Online Classes Are Good for Older Professors

By JILL RICE
April 7, 2020

As technology evolves, humanity's approach to curating prophylactics follows suit.

How Artificial Intelligence Is Supporting Humanity in the Battle Against Coronavirus

By TIZIA-CHARLOTTE FROHWITTER
April 1, 2020

Three Observer newspapers

Staff Editorial: Empower Faculty to Use Technology

By THE OBSERVER EDITORIAL BOARD
November 13, 2019

With the advent of smart phone technology, it's become harder and harder to step away from our digital lives.

Don’t Underestimate the Power of Airplane Mode

By JORDAN MELTZER, News Editor Emeritus
October 16, 2019

Do you hear the people sing? Singing the songs of tired men? It is the music of a people who will not walk at Rose Hill without hoverboards again.

Lincoln Center Students Need Hoverboards

By OLIVIA BONENFANT
October 16, 2019

Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet, resigned from his position in Dec. 2017. (Courtesy of Thomas Hawk via Flickr)

Google: Living in A World of Ignorance

By GIANNA SMERAGLIA
March 30, 2018

FCLC '19 student Hailey Morey demonstrating how often we look at our screens in Lowenstein on March 22, 2017. (BROOKE PARRETT/THE OBSERVER).

Preventing Digital Eye Strain

By JADE GRIFFIN
April 20, 2017

Android cell phone

Unencrypted Phones Pose Security Threat for Students, President Alike

By MARINA POUDRET
April 18, 2017

Fitbit’s wireless syncing feature enables users to access their activity data across all online devices. (Photo Courtesy of Tom Wallace/ Minneapolis Star Tribune via TNS)

Fitbit Technology is the Key to a Healthier Lifestyle

By MOHDSHOBAIR HUSSAINI
April 7, 2016