On June 14, the dean of the Division of the Arts & Humanities (AHD) formed and immediately charged five “working groups” with proposing significant reforms on the structure of departments; language ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. (WSET) — After a rough start to the 2025 college football season, Virginia Tech is changing its coaching staff, and it's all the buzz for folks on campus. Brent Pry is out as head ...

NPR's Scott Simon talks with political commentator Charlie Sykes about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and its effect on political discourse. A suspect has been arrested in Utah in ...

Abstract: Recent studies on pose-based gait recognition have underscored the potential of utilizing such fundamental data to achieve superior outcomes. Nonetheless, the development of current ...

As a nearly lifelong resident of Jacksonville and an anthropology degree holder whose studies included an internship at the Fort Caroline National Memorial, Tina Sauvage was well acquainted with the ...

No energy technology has been more revolutionary than nuclear power. While Tucker Carlson has attributed nuclear energy to demons created at some unknown date, the actual start of the nuclear period ...

Harry Nugraha is a contributor from Indonesia. He is an anime addict first and a freelance writer second. He's been writing about anime and manga since 2020, and he loves to watch an unhealthy amount ...

It’s an honor to be in Boston for the Greater Boston Labor Council’s first-ever Labor Day parade, which is so much more than just a celebration: it’s an opportunity for working people to show the ...

The Green Bay Packers are going all-in. The team has added one of the best players in the entire NFL via trade, acquiring Micah Parsons from the Dallas Cowboys. The Packers are now one of the most ...

End-to-end autonomous driving unifies tasks in a differentiable framework, enabling planning-oriented optimization and attracting growing attention. Current methods aggregate historical information ...

When Peter Drucker first met IBM CEO Thomas J. Watson in the 1930s, the legendary management thinker and journalist was somewhat baffled. “He began talking about something called data processing,” ...