Weekly readers of this column are probably used to it grappling with complex, nuanced issues that are critical to society. Technology shapes basically everything we do in one way or another, so there’s...
If you read any tech news at all over the last few months, sensationalist headlines stating “Zuckerberg Says Holocaust Deniers Are Not Intentionally Misleading” may have jumped out to you. While I’m...
I love Panera Bread. They have great sandwiches, the atmosphere is comfortable, and I appreciate all the bread artwork. The best thing about Panera Bread, though, is that so many of their locations have...
As a double major, I’m always looking for issues that bridge both of my majors. Unfortunately, there’s not a whole lot out there that falls into the realm of Computer Science and Peace and Conflict...
I don’t like Facebook. If you saw my last column on Facebook and Zuckerberg a few weeks ago, that was probably pretty apparent. I’d much rather write about cool stuff like virtual reality or artificial...
The last few weeks have been unfortunate for developers and fans of autonomous vehicles, or self-driving cars. On the night of March 18, Elaine Herzberg was struck by an autonomous Uber vehicle in Tempe,...
Introducing “Ctrl,” a new column covering tech, cyber security and modern innovation as we begin to understand the nuances of the digital age. If you’ve read any tech-related news this week, you’ve...
DAMN. by Kendrick LamarDAMN. proved that Kendrick Lamar can be successful with just about everything he does. The album is one of the most important albums of 2017 because in it, Lamar lamented, boasted,...
Today, my computer died. Well, actually, it works if you restart it, but you then have to save things compulsively (ctrl+S, anyone?) in case it spontaneously gives out again. I was eventually going to...
