For many of us, healthcare is top-of-mind. The healthcare industry offers major opportunities for applying technology to improve access, care and outcomes. Now CU Boulder students can design solutions ...

Imagine effortlessly juggling your academic and social life, never forgetting important deadlines or events, and having an organized schedule that’s the envy of your peers. Sounds too good to be true?

Typeface, a device that helps recovering permanently or temporarily near-paralyzed individuals communicate with their loved ones, took first place at the 36-hour Hoya Hacks competition this weekend, ...

College life: a whirlwind of classes, assignments, extracurriculars, and (hopefully) some social life. It’s a balancing act that many students struggle to perfect. Enter modern technology—a lifeline ...

For two days each semester, Assistant Professor of Economics Kyle Coombs’ “Data Science for Economists” students are laser-focused on one goal. They hole away in a reserved space on campus for a ...

Palatine-Schaumburg High School District 211’s popular student-led Hack-A-Thon returned in April, the first in post-pandemic times. Student coders programmed for hours, arriving at 8 a.m. and staying ...

A medical student has come up with a genius way of attending his lectures without needing to get out of bed. As a third-year medical student, sleep is a precious commodity for Andreas Polychronis, 27, ...

It’s that time of year – time to shelve the swimsuit and trade sleeping in for 8 a.m. classes and excessive amounts of caffeine. And with back to school comes something else that isn’t so fun: ...

Two Israeli students have successfully hacked popular social GPS map and traffic app Waze, causing it to report a nonexistent traffic jam. The attack, somewhat reminiscent of the wonderfully ...