The Cornell University rape investigation raises a bigger question about who is actually teaching young men what’s acceptable ...
There has been a surge of anti-Sharia legislation and commentary over the past two years, even though Sharia law does impact ...
With research on abortion access barriers, STAT Wunderkind Betsy Pleasants is defining a framework for using AI tools without ...
Serena B. Gumusoglu, PhD, MSc, and Hanna Stevens, MD, PhD, comment on neurologic follow-up practices for patients with ...
Analysis of 223 vessels finds that Chinese research ships spend an unusually large share of time near subsea infrastructure ...
Economist George Loewenstein’s new book is emphatically not self-help. It might still help you live a wiser life.
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How Do We Build Social Movements in an Age of Collapse? An Interview With Activist Tadzio Müller
Activist Tadzio Müller discusses climate collapse, social movements, catastrophe, solidarity, and finding new points of leverage for collective action.
In today’s column, I examine and answer ten key questions about AI consciousness that are currently being asked in the ...
St. Lawrence faculty are contributing to timely conversations—from artificial intelligence and critical thinking to migration ...
Introduction: The End of the Cultured Soseki MythNatsume Soseki's 'The Poppy' (1907) and 'And Then' (1909) have long been read as monumental works depicting the clash between the "self" and "society" ...
I was raped in college. This is a fact about me, and not one I think about much because it happened in 1997. It took me a day ...
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