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Colleges Mark Back to School With New Creator Programs
Center for the Creator Economy executive director Ryan Schram and Whitman professor John Torrens discuss how Syracuse University's new program teaches the business side of content creation.
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Independent Cascadia? Greater Idaho? Disunited States Look Toward Divorce
Ryan Griffiths, professor in the Maxwell School, says separatism is in the zeitgeist as Americans across the political spectrum share a common frustration that government is dysfunctional.
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EPA To Repeal Limits on Greenhouse Gas Pollution From Power Plants
Charles Driscoll, University Professor in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, says the repeal is part of a larger effort to roll back air quality standards.
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Beyond the American Revolution: Native Peoples Rebuilt Their Lives in the Wake of Devastating Conflicts on Their Lands
Scott Manning Stevens, associate professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, examines how nations including the Haudenosaunee, Shawnee and Cherokee each found distinct paths to adapt and endure.
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UN General Assembly Endorses a New World Map That Shows More Accurately Africa’s Size
Mark Monmonier, Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the Maxwell School, says the traditional Mercator map has no practical value outside of navigation.
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27% of U.S. Adults Turn to AI for Personal, Emotional, Social Queries
Jaime Banks, professor in the School of Information Studies, says AI chatbots have become social entities in many people's lives in ways similar to their relationships with other humans.