Edouard Agbor (right) founded GritGateway, an AI platform that connects African students with verified academic and funding opportunities across the continent and the world. He’s pictured with teammate Souleymane Bah. (Photo by Amy Manley)
The tech platform, founded by graduate student Edouard Agbor, already serves 1,000 users across 25 African countries and took top honors at a recent Lerner Center pitch competition.
Katherine Macfarlane, professor in the College of Law, warns the CDC's blanket revocation of existing telework accommodations for disabled employees is on legally shaky grounds.
Robert Thompson, Trustee Professor in the Newhouse School, argues that while the format will evolve, the material produced for late-night shows is more relevant than ever.
Roy Gutterman, professor in the Newhouse School, says allowing the government to decide who qualifies as a journalist further blurs the lines between activism and journalism.
Christopher DeCorse, Distinguished Professor in the Maxwell School, says artifacts recovered from an 18th century shipwreck challenge European myths about West African traders.
Colleen Heflin, professor in the Maxwell School, warns SNAP caseload drops—like Arizona's 50% decline—are beyond anything seen before and represent a fundamental restructuring.
