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Everyone has experienced the moment of awkwardness as they accidentally call a twin by the name of their sibling. This in itself is confusing, but what would happen if both twins had the […]
The lights were turned off as the room dimmed to darkness. The only illumination was the beams of midday sunlight as they shoot through the metallic swinging doors at the entrance. Seconds later, the light of the […]
Nearly 80 people filled the courtroom in the University of Idaho Menard Law Building, not for a court hearing, but for the 14th annual Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium. The keynote speech was given by David Folkenflik, a media correspondent for NPR, who covered […]
The clicking of mechanical keyboards fills the room as the esports casters’ voices blast out of the speakers. The sound cuts for a moment. The room stands still. The players jump out […]
Children spend more than 1,000 hours in school each year throughout their entire K-12 education, according to EducationWeek. With children spending so much of their time in the education system, why do lawmakers feel like funding should be cut? […]
You are 10 years old again. You wake up your parents to check if school got canceled. You see snow pound against the windows as a blizzard rages through just […]
Artificial intelligence programs are harmful for the educational growth of future generations. We are starting to see the effects of AI as it grows in popularity and threatens to harm the […]