Why Should You Learn to Program? by Michael Fudge
As a professor in the iSchool who teaches programming to our undergraduates, I'm writing to tell why you should learn [...]
Data Science meets the Maxwell MPA by Cristian Nuno
The Journey to Maxwell A few months ago, I was a senior at the University of Illinois at Chicago and [...]
Three Ways Facebook Could Reduce Fake News Without Resorting to Censorship by Jenny Stromer-Galley
The public gets a lot of its news and information from Facebook. Some of it is fake. That presents a [...]
Exploring the Digital Humanities by Sam Settimio
When I came to the iSchool, I didn’t know what to expect. I knew that when I got here I’d [...]
The City of Syracuse is Looking for Students to Build Great Things by Sam Edelstein
Under Mayor Stephanie Miner’s leadership, the City of Syracuse has been working to improve its infrastructure (think roads and water [...]
Four Things to Watch for on Social Media During Tonight’s Debate by Jenny Stromer-Galley
The first presidential debate is the Super Bowl of the long campaign season. The candidates’ performance will set the tone [...]
What Is the Decentralized Web? 24 Experts Break it Down by Mackenzie Polzin
This article is reposted from "What Is the Decentralized Web? 24 Experts Break it Down" written by 2U intern and Syracuse [...]
Data Science Foundations: Getting Started by Yatish Hegde
Are you fresh-out-of-college, or a young professional seeking a career in data science - but don’t know how to get [...]
Black Mirror Moments: TV Show Reflects Technology's Effects by Claire Dunderman
Re-animation, taking photos with your mind, ransom threats that deal with a pig and viral videos. With those themes, Black [...]
Technology's Presence in Agriculture Continues to Grow in 2015 by Hannah Warren
It’s a new year and the start of the post-holiday news cycle, and I’ll be honest, I may still be [...]
