Entertainment
A Great Big World Brings Empathy to the Stage with 'Wonder' Musical
The pop duo's theatrical debut taps into a growing demand for stories that promote kindness and understanding.
Composer and Instrument Builder to Discuss Unconventional Approach at Cal Poly
Mark Applebaum's lecture 'Composing the Unexpected' will explore experimental compositions and invented instruments.
The Future of Daily Puzzles: Personalization, Gamification, and the Metaverse
From the NYT Mini Crossword to Wordle, daily puzzles are becoming a beloved ritual - and the future holds even more innovation.
Health
Nipro's Avantec Vascular Gains FDA Clearance for Thrombectomy System
The new device is intended to treat deep vein thrombosis by removing clots and emboli.
Keto Diet May Offer Modest Benefits for Treatment-Resistant Depression
New clinical trial suggests high-fat, low-carb diet could help some patients, but experts caution it's not a cure-all.
Men Get Heart Disease Earlier Than Women – Here's Why
A recent study highlighted a concerning trend: men tend to develop cardiovascular disease roughly seven years earlier than women.
Business
Stanford Facilities Manager Cary Wilder Brings Calm and Efficiency to Campus
Wilder's people-first approach has led to sustainable improvements and better resource management at Stanford University.
How Leaders Can Protect Entry-Level Learning in an AI-Powered Workplace
As AI automates more routine tasks, companies must find new ways to develop soft skills and hands-on experience for junior employees.
Entrepreneur Ryan Serhant Embraces Intense Work Ethic
The real estate mogul says most people don't achieve their dreams because 'what they really want is just to be lazy'
Sports
The Coldest Games in NFL Super Bowl History
From the 39-degree Super Bowl VI to the 53-degree Super Bowl XIX, these are the chilliest big games.
Stanford Cardinal Men's Basketball Surging Toward NCAA Tournament
Under Coach Kyle Smith, the Cardinal are defying expectations and building momentum for a potential postseason berth.
Lindsey Vonn to Compete at Olympics Despite Torn ACL
Can the skiing legend ski with the injury?
Science
MIT Study Finds Using AI Reduces Brain Activity and Ownership
Researchers warn that over-reliance on AI could lead to cognitive decline and apathy.
Damaged Proteins Accumulate in Aging Brains
Study finds synaptic proteins more susceptible to breakdown issues in older brains, potentially contributing to cognitive decline
Electric Fields Alter Water & Boost Hydrogen Production: New Study
Researchers uncover surprising role of entropy in water splitting, with implications for hydrogen fuel production and beyond.
