“Almost entirely absent from elementary school curriculums, rarely chosen as bedtime reading by parents, poetry — formerly a joyful accouterment of youth, an inexhaustible gift — seems forgotten....
The University System of Maryland Office of the Chancellor has shared a message from Chancellor William E. Kirwan with the university community, announcing his plans to step down after a 50-year...
Anthony J. Noto, a top banker at Goldman Sachs who led the initial public offering of Twitter last year, is leaving the Wall Street bank to join Coatue Management, which invests in technology...
I am not a pie chart, racial micro-aggressions film
UMBC Visual Arts undergraduate filmmaker Emily Eaglin won awards from the Campus Movie Fest for her short film comedy/documentary "Future Children," a wry look at micro-aggression toward people...
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In an effort to increase sales of the Xbox One, Microsoft said it would sell an entry-level version without the Kinect sensor for $399, the same price as a Sony PlayStation 4.
Airbnb would like to eventually be all things to all travelers, as it introduces two new features that cater to a different sort of guest: the impulsive, the dawdler, the last-minute planner.
Some enterprise software makers say that the cloud has made all businesses service-oriented now. But NetSuite still sees the world through the lenses of manufacturers. Who is right?