This article originally ran on the CDIL Explorations in Digital Learning blog. CDIL chats with the Program Director of the M.A. in Writing and the Human Condition at the Woods College of Advancing ...

The Oscar-winning actor transfixes in Marin Ireland’s masterfully nuanced play about a woman reeling from a toxic relationship Paradoxically, the more stars step into the lead role in Pre-Existing ...

Although The Menopause Society refers to perimenopause as a “transition” between normal menstruation and menopause, not necessarily a medical condition, the demand for perimenopause treatment is ...

There was a time—a more innocent age—when you could read an op-ed in a major newspaper and confidently say that a human had written it. Hold on to the memory of that for as long as you can. This week, ...

This column isn’t so much an argument as it is a plea: Don’t use artificial intelligence to help you write. Never let AI do your writing for you. Don’t use it for school papers, work briefs, letters ...

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The internet's favorite raccoon has become a symbol of resilience in Seattle. Here's what his condition might mean for his future in the wild. By Jennifer Byrne Published Jul 21, 2026 3:00 PM EDT Add ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. “When I think about my body, I feel like I’m grasping at something I can’t quite reach and don’t quite understand,” writes author Hayley ...

If Julius Caesar had debuted this year, William Shakespeare might have been accused of writing it with AI. A certain suspicious rhetorical device appears again and again in the play. It’s in Act I, ...

This is part of a series of columns about the viability of the American university system. In the previous installment of this series on the future of higher education, I talked with professors about ...

Military processing stations are slimming down on the number of applicants they review with a prescreening process that flags any of 28 medical conditions that are generally considered disqualifying ...