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The commendation of the Council of Legal Education was heart-warming and it serves as a glimpse of hope for greater things soon.

Looking for a great gift for the Apple lover in your life? We've picked out great ideas covering all budgets, even if it's tight.

New fellows, both from the College of Engineering, have made substantial contributions to academia, as well as creating inventions that have impacted fields from additive manufacturing to eyesight.

It happened in a dimly-lit cafe in Brooklyn. No more than 10 minutes into a consulting meeting for pre-law advice with a professor, I began oversharing my anxieties about the impending challenges of adulting. During this meeting, I recognized that my transition into adulthood is closely tied to my identity as a Taiwanese international student...

Nomad has released the Stand One Max, an elegant 3-in-1 stand that provides fast charging for an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods.

Apple's iconic AirPods Pro are amazing wireless earbuds, but there's still room for improvement. Here's what what we think the company should do next.

UD's Joseph Fox elected to National Academy of Inventors

Built-in TV speakers suck, so naturally, you want to get a soundbar. How do you choose one? We cover the features and jargon you should know before you buy.

Windows 11 might want to push you to use Edge, but you probably have another favorite. Whatever it is, here's how to make it the default browser.

A new report claims Apple is about to kill off the M1 MacBook Air once and for all. That’s a good thing, but the outlook isn’t entirely positive for Mac fans.