The state abandoned a first-of-its-kind framework that required companies to actively prevent algorithmic discrimination. That’s the risk that automated systems produce biased outcomes based on race, ...

The 2025–26 academic year brought a new initiative to the Harvard Graduate School of Education: Dialogue Across Differences ...

Justice John Marshall Harlan’s dissent in the 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson case, which legalized racial segregation, is a shining example. But Supreme Court scholars and the public alike seldom pay much ...

When the University of Chicago launched the Forum for Free Inquiry and Expression in 2023, President Paul Alivisatos said it ...

The act of puncture – stabbing something with a sharp tool – is incredibly widespread in the natural world. Examples of puncture tools can be found everywhere: in mammals, snakes, birds, fish, insects ...

The Florida Department of Education cannot account for US$270 million it has spent through its school choice program. That’s ...

Public health relies on data – whether it is tracking the effectiveness of a given year’s flu vaccine, monitoring blood lead levels around the country or es ...

In part, that’s because a variety of different groups have competing interests – some in favor of them, some opposed and others with no direct view on data centers themselves, but with concerns that ...

Discover what it takes to create more inclusive learning experiences through accessible teaching practices, personalized ...

A politician, a reporter and an academic walked into a club the night before Ash Wednesday in March 2003, where they would have a conversation that would change the names of not one, but two ...

A number of recent high-profile congressional primaries in the Democratic Party have resulted in the nomination of unexpected candidates. Many of these winning candidates have unseated entrenched ...

Marc Boom is joined by Donna Lynne, CEO of Denver Health, an academic medical center that also serves as the primary ...