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/PRNewswire/ -- Nobel Sustainability Trust (NST), with the support of TUM IAS, jointly presented the Sustainability Awards and Medals for 2023 on November 9th,...

Harvard Computer Science Professor Fernanda Viégas Addresses AI Bias in Radcliffe Institute Talk | News | The Harvard Crimson

Israel announced on Thursday that it would allow for a daily "humitarian pause" that would allow for trapped residents of Gaza City to leave. Thousands continue to stream out of Gaza heading further south in the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, fighting continues inside Gaza, however, with gun battles erupting near Al-Quds hospital where thousands had sought shelter. Elsewhere, the

More must be done to curb AI’s potential for harm or the further marginalization of people of color, a panel of experts weighing the ever-widening reach of AI warned last week.

QF partner university’s three-day conference spotlights Islamic Art History and the Global Turn.

Indigenous Speakers Demand Harvard Return Human Remains at Radcliffe Conference | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Egyptian government is balancing the public's pro-Palestinian sentiment and calls for aid with a fear of facilitating a permanent displacement of Palestinians from Gaza. Potential domestic unrest also plays a role.

For his upcoming performance at the Moroccan Lounge, comedic artist and Angeleno Brian Wecht has married his acclaimed improv comedy with jazz music in his new project, “Mature Situations,” debuting

The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 1998 was awarded to Amartya Sen "for his contributions to welfare economics"

Israels language and stance reflect its open contempt to the United Nations as an institution and the Secretary-General as a position.