Now that the candidates for vice president have squared off, the big question is how much of a factor the debate will be in the election.
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AI – Students and the world of work
Understanding student perspectives on AI is crucial for designing effective educational strategies and preparing students for AI-driven workplaces.
Mourning becomes Electra
President Joe Biden’s family is beginning to look like Eugene O’Neill’s dysfunctional Irish American group of losers.
The sad debate
Riccards: ‘The mere presence of those two ill-equipped men on a national stage represents a failure of the American party system.’
NCAA conference realignment creates consequences for student-athletes
Decisions made for football dollars, which sustain non-revenue generating sports, have consequences that reverberate back to student-athletes in other sports.
With malice toward none
It is time for America to come home again.
I weep for my nation
‘When I was a young kid, we believed in family, faith and America. Now all of those pillars have crumbled.’
Ending the war in Ukraine
A presidential scholar shares his thoughts on ending the war in Ukraine.
Pledging hatred
Americans are deeply committed to the First Amendment freedoms, but the owners of social media should be held more accountable.
The disruption of American democracy
Americans have lost the notions of civic virtue that Washington and Adams prized so much.
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