With all the positives of Facebook, could it possibly be making us anti-social? As a junior at Arcadia University, I can’t tell you how many students I know spend a great portion of their daily lives constantly on Facebook.
Humanities isn’t a dead major
Humanities may open more doors than you may think, so don’t dismiss English majors. They may end up being the venture capitalists that are financing your startup.
MIT student building Mario Kart-esque machine
Charles Guan, a master's student and self-proclaimed "deranged engineering hacker ninja,” spent three weeks working on the "Chibikart," a small electric vehicle that's being compared to the carts featured in the classic Nintendo game.
Nomophobia: A new, ‘popular’ phobia
NBCMiami.com reports a new study has found such fear is on the rise and it has a name – Nomophobia, meaning “No mobile phone phobia.”
UC Berkeley student tricks out dorm room
Nicknamed BRAD (short for Berkeley Ridiculously Automated Dorm), the dorm has automatic curtains, light sensors and music befitted for every time of day or emotional experience possible.
Video: MIT hackers turn Boston building into Tetris game
Students at MIT gave the Boston skyline a bit of a blast from the past when they turned the facade of the school's Green Building into gaming classic Tetris, the Boston Globe reports.
Where does electricity come from?
Patrick & Jesse hit clubs in Cabo to find out if Spring Breakers know some basic information about one of the most important thing in our lives: electricity
USF professor teaches class from middle of ocean
Thanks to Skype, Professor Teresa Greely is able to speak to classes at USF and in participating universities in other countries from the expansive research vessel the JOIDES Resolution.
USC receives $10 million grant for robotic research
The money will be used to build “socially assistive” robots that will aid developmental goals for preschool-age children, according to a statement released by the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.
Chicago State backs off of social media policy
Chicago State University sought to forbid it’s faculty and staff from sharing any information to the press and that they needed approval for social media without from the university.