As a professor at the Ivy League school, Kate Manne has known many, many victims. There’s a palpable feeling on campus, she writes, that this is big.

Dylan Jackaway '24, M.Eng. '25 calls on President Michael Kotlikoff to answer to the Cornell community and the Board of Trustees for his mismanagement of the Title IX investigation of the alleged Chi ...

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Alt: Clare Devlin in Derry Girls kneeling at a pew in church, looking anguished, and saying 'This is Torture'

OpenAI’s chatbot fed the shooter’s violent fantasies and planning up to the massacre.

Schnell said he used artificial intelligence for “making writing processes more efficient,” but that AI was not a “substitute” for his own “intellectual judgment or authorship.”

Alt: Patricia (Kate O’Flynn) dancing in Widow’s Bay

Service Employees International Union Local 503, the union representing University of Oregon’s classified staff, is calling for a strike vote next week.  Employees in the union, who serve meals to stu...

librarianmer scored 837 on Day 99. Can you beat them?

A Ceres analysis shows that data centers’ indirect water footprint from power plants dwarfs direct cooling.

Chapter from the book Slow Librarianship: Reflections and Practices that describes how neoliberal time has operated to intensify and center work time, encouraging overwork, constant growth, and individual achievement while discouraging solidarity and community care. Slow librarianship offers a communal and values-driven vision for thinking about time, the purpose of our work, and how we view our relationships with and responsibility to others. This chapter describes the problems neoliberal time has created in libraries and the alternative that slow librarianship offers the profession for creating libraries more attuned to the needs of patrons and more supportive of library workers.

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