With 96 percent of the world connected, organizations are using mobile phones to deliver, via texts, water, energy, financial services, health care, even education.
A roundup of the most interesting stories from other sites, collected by the staff at MIT Technology Review. Video: The NSA’s Evolution The New York Times offers a brief history of the NSA and...
Stop by the Campus Information Center in The Commons to purchase the tickets listed below! A Night in Arabia Friday, November 8th U.C. Ballroom @ 8pm UMBC Students = Free! ...
Want to design your first logo? Or just brush up on your skills? Logo Design Basics just launched on Treehouse! In Logo Design Basics you’ll learn what a logo is, types of logos, and the logo...
Jason Hardebeck, founder of WhoGlue [which he sold to Facebook for an undisclosed amount] and now Executive Director for the Greater Baltimore Tech Council (gb.tc), will be speaking to student...
Freshman Amy Berbert was awarded the grand prize last month for her submission in the second annual USM Foundation Art Contest. The winning art piece meant to illustrate this year’s theme — a...
One of Bitcoin’s big advantages is that it is decentralised with nobody in overall control. But now a simple strategy has emerged that could allow almost any group to take over, say computer...
Brackets Turns 30 (Ditches the Minivan and Goes for the Jet Pack!) Nearly one year ago, Jeffrey Way reviewed the open source Brackets project. In the time since that review Brackets has come...
MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry hosts a discussion on allyship
Columbia University professor and Roosevelt Institute’s Dorian Warren, Rinku Sen from ColorLines.com, co-President of GlobalGrind.com Michael Skolnik, and Dave Zirin, sports editor for The Nation,...