Technica’s student-run ‘hackathon’ encourages underrepresented genders in tech
The student-run hacking competition encouraged women and underrepresented genders to take coding and hacking by storm.
UMD researchers’ ‘nose on a chip’ device could technologically replicate sense of smell
Once developed, the device could detect spolied food, drugs and bombs, help diagnose diseases and more.
I asked AI for its thoughts on college life at UMD
I asked ChatGPT and Snapchat’s new My AI their thoughts on UMD and college life.
Social media has changed the way we attend concerts
Fans go to extreme lengths in hopes of getting recognized by the artist or going viral.
From voice assistants to algorithms, the UMD community uses AI in unique ways
Artificial intelligence takes many forms in our everyday life, and people at UMD are using it in a variety of ways.
Esports need a new home at UMD. The North Campus Diner is the perfect place.
The Board of Regents must vote to turn the North Campus Diner into an esports facility.
We are not children. Professors must stop banning our laptops in class.
Laptop bans undermine students’ ability to study in a way that works for them.
Universities should use artificial intelligence to enhance education
Artificial Intelligence is a friend, not a foe. Universities should treat it as such.
15 years later, the Kindle stands the test of time
Saturday marked the 15th anniversary of Amazon’s first release of the e-reader.