The Hopkins Symphony Orchestra (HSO) is a community orchestra made up of Hopkins students, faculty, alumni and staff, as well ...

The 25-year-old trains alone on Planet Fitness treadmills in Ohio and has turned heads for his mind-boggling workouts.

From artists and actors to technologists to politicians advancing visions for the future, Time magazine has recognized Jewish figures on its list of “the world’s most influential rising stars.”  The ...

The city is now home to some of the fastest growing tech companies in the world. And while it showcases opportunities, it ...

This summer, Dr. Eunice E. Santos, Ph.D., became dean of Drexel's newly formed College of Engineering and Computing.

This year’s list reflected shifts in popular culture, the AI revolution, and responses to global crises from the United ...

Zachary L. Bercu, MD, RPVI, FSIR, discusses the Liberty robotic system’s applications in liver and kidney cancer as well as ...

In today’s world, if you make a business phone call, should you have a legal right to know if the voice on the other end is live or AI? That’s just one of the scenarios South Carolina ...

While many Americans fear AI will cause job losses, the demand for skilled trade workers is growing and the talent pipeline is not keeping up.

A year spent immersed in healthcare innovation may change how future physicians think for the rest of their careers, according to a new exploratory study of alumni from the Johns Hopkins Center for ...

Emory University Hospital was recently selected as the first medical center to adopt the Liberty endovascular robotic system, developed by Microbot Medical and granted 510(k) clea ...

Loyola faculty and students share their opinions on the safety of AI following Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon's warning.