[ad_1] Graphic by Kayleen Dicuangco Hourglass silhouettes have been all over the fall and spring runways but is a sign of the stylish times or the return of problematic 1950s? Fashion news director Annika Lautens investigates. By Annika Lautens Date October 13, 2023 When I was 13, I told my parents I was going to ...

[ad_1] How is AI currently utilized in higher education? As of fall 2023, we are still in the early stages of figuring out what AI integration means for higher ed. In some classrooms, such as my own, we talk about what AI can and can’t do. We look at examples of output from large language ...

[ad_1] Photography by Getty ImagesTwo questions: 1. When was the last time you saw Queen Bey on a red carpet with another celeb? 2. Were they going to the same event?! By Stephanie Davoli Date October 12, 2023 Talk about legends supporting legends. Beyoncé made a surprise appearance to support Taylor Swift at the red ...

[ad_1] For the U.S. Army, preparing for war with China means more than training to fight—it also means making sure there is enough blood to keep soldiers and civilians alive across the Indo-Pacific. “Blood supply and blood logistics is already challenging. And even coming out of COVID, we’re still facing a lot of manufacturing shortages, ...

[ad_1] Photography courtesy of launchmetrics.com/spotlightFrom skincare-infused launches to reformulated classics. By Lauren Knowles Date October 11, 2023 Along with the recent surge of concealer launches in the beauty community comes a tempting selection of newly launched foundations to match. The arrival of these new complexion products seems to be very telling of where the state ...

[ad_1] The U.S. Army has warehouses packed with weapons its soldiers no longer need. But the service doesn’t know where they all are, nor what condition they’re in.  Now, amid increased demand from U.S. allies and partners, Army leaders are pushing for an updated database of those stored weapons. “Sometimes we don’t really know where all ...

[ad_1] Day one is coming to close for Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, a fall event rooted in what Amazon says are great deals for its Prime members. And customers looking to get an even earlier jump on their online holiday shopping. And so far, based on data measured by consumer market research firm Numerator, ...

[ad_1] Students these days are terrible at sorting true facts from misinformation online and on social media, many studies show. But it’s not because students aren’t good at critical thinking, argues Mike Caulfield, a research scientist at University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public. Instead, they just need a little bit of guidance on ...