A new survey by Students Active for Ending Rape (SAFER) has found that few college students give their schools high marks when it comes to handling sexual misconduct on their campuses, including incidences of harassment, assault, and rape. In the survey, which was conducted with 528 students from 47 states and the District of Columbia, ...
Yale University has been fined $165,000 by the Department of Education for failing to report “serious and numerous” sexual assaults, including forcible sex acts, in violation of the Clery Act. The incidences in question occurred in 2001 and 2002 and had been unreported by the administration, said a letter by Mary E. Gust, director of ...
Google’s I/O developer conference is an event mostly focused on the latest and greatest tech being worked on by the search giant. Over the past few years, however, the event has become an outlet for Google to announce new hardware and services that appeal to the masses and thus attracting a lot of media attention. ...
The world of the massive open online course (MOOC) has exploded over the past year, as universities team with various innovators in the space to offer free online courses to anyone willing to learn. Continuing that streak, Georgia Tech has teamed up with MOOC site Udacity to offer its first online master’s degree in computer ...
While the perfect workout routine may be different for everyone, scientists have developed a high-intensity routine balanced to work as a replacement for endurance-based workouts. According to the American College of Sports Medicine’s Health & Fitness Journal, a routine of 12 exercises, that can be done using only a chair and a wall, could be ...
Last week, the US Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights announced that it would begin an investigation of Occidental College in response to federal complaints that allege the school’s administration mismanaged several investigations of sexual assault on campus, improperly disciplining students found guilty of sexual misconduct, and creating an atmosphere of hostility for sexual assault survivors and ...
After unveiling a bill last week that would lower student loan interest rates to 0.75 percent, the same rate enjoyed by big banks, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has also launched a petition on MoveOn.org in support of the legislation that has surpassed 300,000 signatures at the time of publication. The bill, which is Warren’s first, ...
There’s nothing better than waking up to a hot cup of joe on a cold winter morning. And while it’s also great during the warmer seasons, often times you may want a cooler beverage to get you through the day. Nowadays, you can drive by Starbucks or any fast food place that serves breakfast and ...
In the cover story for the latest issue of TIME Magazine called “The Me Me Me Generation,” Joel Stein offers an altogether tired opinion of Millenials that we’ve all heard before: we’re socially stunted, entitled, whiny, don’t value hard-work, are obsessed with technology to the point of severing any real social connections, and qualify as having narcissistic personality ...
It’s hard to imagine using the internet without a tabbed browser. The feature has been a staple of web browsers for over a decade, making large sessions of research (or time-wasting) much simpler. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said about local file browsing, which remains an annoying task on both Windows and Mac OS X. ...
Ah, internet comments. How you make me doubt the viability of democracy. If you’ve ever spent more than five minutes on the internet, you’ve had learn to avoid looking at the internet comments of just about everything to avoid hating humanity entirely. But of all the websites out there, all which have their own little ...
In January, an exemption in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that made cell phone unlocking legal was removed, sparking heavy criticism from digital activists. An online petition on WhiteHouse.gov received over 100,000 signatures, enough to receive an official response from the Obama administration. “The White House agrees with the 114,000+ of you who believe that ...
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