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AI and its potential impact on schools and students

AI may have grown in popularity, particularly generative AI, but what place does it have in the classroom? And how

In a culture where everyone’s offended and no one listens, even tragedy becomes another team sport. By J.A. Aleman The

The killing of Charlie Kirk reignites what speech should be tolerated and who gets to decide in America. By J.A.

As generative AI continues to improve and grow in popularity, educators must ask themselves if it is worth adapting this

Genre fatigue has had many gamers scratching their head at the mundanity of the AAA sphere, but indie games are

This Karate kid film hits different— in the same familiar universe, but with a new kind of unexpected challenge. By

A new pitch for a reality show on the process of immigration reveals just how far American culture is willing

The Nottoway plantation burning has led to many online discussions about plantation houses and the horrors they held, so why

A new Washington state law brings religion and government face to face in the fight against child abuse, where principles

None of us know exactly how to prepare for our futures, but it’s time to recognize our collective struggle in