Back in the frame: Artist Peter Ransom exhibits again
In May 1981, The Darker Side of Human Nature, an exhibition of works by recent Ilam graduate Peter…
On the Beaton track: Auckland University ‘Navigators’ student raises venture capital for crime-fighting startup at multimillion valuation
The raise was supported by Antler, a venture and private equity firm based in Singapore, Beaton, Eliot Crowther…
Amylyx endocrine drug succeeds in pivotal study
This story is republished from STAT, the health and medicine news site that’s a partner to the Globe.…
Turkish graduates build green thrusters for satellites
ISTANBUL ITU graduates Mustafa Ay and Hıdır İlyas Sezer developed an eco-friendly thruster for satellites. Stepping away from…
UKZN student to represent South Africa at international entrepreneurship competition
University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) student Chwayita Momoza has been selected to represent South Africa at the Middle East,…
The Inspiring Winners of the 41st AOP Student Photography Awards
The Association of Photographers (AOP) has announced the winners of its annual Student Awards. The annual competition celebrates…
Boston sues Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube over youth mental health
Boston is suing Meta and several other major social media companies, alleging their platforms have fueled a youth…
Stanford students on their mental health anthems
“Funeral of Amenhotep III” by Philip Glass — Angikar Ghosal, second-year Ph.D. student The greatest worry for Egyptian…
Student Captures Cosmic Radiation on Film by Sending Negative to Space
HELIOS II by Tom Liggett. Most of the colors captured here were caused by cosmic radiation that came…
Students Cheer Jeremy Scott for Ripping up His AI Commencement Speech
Jeremy Scott’s speech at a college graduation ceremony began with an AI-written speech, which could have ended in…
Apple’s Steve Wozniak Cheered for AI Joke During Graduation Speech
Steve Wozniak did what other college graduation commencement speakers couldn’t this year: earn applause when talking about AI.…
The universal worry: Can we afford our children’s future?
Rarely do I come across something that feels universally consistent across both worlds. But I think I’ve found…