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Paul Wesley Joins Netflix's 'Icebreaker' Series, Adaptation of Bestselling BookTok Novel Underway

Paul Wesley Joins Netflix's 'Icebreaker' Series, Adaptation of Bestselling BookTok Novel Underway

Paul Wesley Joins Netflix's 'Icebreaker' Series, Adaptation of Bestselling BookTok Novel Underway

Rebecca Black Transforms Public Perception with 'Exhibitionism On Tour'

Rebecca Black Transforms Public Perception with 'Exhibitionism On Tour'

Rebecca Black Transforms Public Perception with 'Exhibitionism On Tour'

Oceania Cruises Unveils Extensive 2027 Alaska Shore Excursion Program

Oceania Cruises Unveils Extensive 2027 Alaska Shore Excursion Program

Oceania Cruises Unveils Extensive 2027 Alaska Shore Excursion Program

Old Dominion University Professor Co-Authors UNESCO Paper on AI's Impact on Higher Education

Old Dominion University Professor Co-Authors UNESCO Paper on AI's Impact on Higher Education

Dr. Helen Crompton, a professor of instructional technology at Old Dominion University (ODU) and executive director of its Research Institute for Digital Innovation in Learning, is co-authoring a working paper for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The paper, co-authored with Dr. Admire Mare of the University of Johannesburg, examines the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) for higher education institutions, focusing on policy and practice. Their research addresses critical decisions universities face regarding AI, such as assessing student learning, preparing faculty, protecting information, and setting expectations for a rapidly evolving technology. Dr. Crompton emphasizes the need for educators to understand AI's capabilities and limitations, encouraging ethical and reasonable use. The work also considers institutions with varying resources and needs, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, to provide a comprehensive perspective on AI integration in diver...

Flyers GM Danny Briere says winger Matvei Michkov has not asked the team for a trade

Flyers GM Danny Briere says winger Matvei Michkov has not asked the team for a trade

Philadelphia Flyers general manager Daniel Briere confirmed that winger Matvei Michkov has not asked the organization for a trade

4 grizzly bears linked by DNA to deadly attack on mother and daughter in Canada

4 grizzly bears linked by DNA to deadly attack on mother and daughter in Canada

Canadian wildlife officials say four grizzly bears captured in western Canada were responsible for killing a mother and her adult daughter earlier this month in what investigators believe was a rare predatory attack

Trulioo Enhances Employee Wellness with Headspace Subscriptions and On-Site Facilities

Trulioo Enhances Employee Wellness with Headspace Subscriptions and On-Site Facilities

Trulioo Enhances Employee Wellness with Headspace Subscriptions and On-Site Facilities

China and Canada Conclude Second Strategic Economic and Financial Dialogue in Vancouver

China and Canada Conclude Second Strategic Economic and Financial Dialogue in Vancouver

The second China-Canada Strategic Economic and Financial Dialogue concluded in Vancouver on November 9, 2026. Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng co-chaired the dialogue with Canadian Minister of Finance Francois-Philippe Champagne and Minister of International Trade Maninder Sidhu. The discussions aimed to implement the consensus reached by the leaders of both countries and deepen cooperation in areas such as economy, trade, finance, and investment. Vice Premier He Lifeng emphasized China's willingness to work with Canada based on principles of mutual respect, equality, mutual benefit, and seeking common ground while reserving differences. Both Canadian ministers expressed their country's commitment to strengthening policy communication and coordination and expanding practical cooperation in economic and financial sectors. A business roundtable with industry leaders from both nations was also held to explore opportunities for expanding bilateral trade and investment.

Flyers hold off the Canucks 3-1 in a matchup of struggling squads

Flyers hold off the Canucks 3-1 in a matchup of struggling squads

Michael Bunting and Travis Konecny scored in the first two periods to help the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Vancouver Canucks 3-1 in a matchup of struggling teams

UMBC Graduate Student Association to Host 'Grad Day Out' at Baltimore's Inner Harbor Christmas Village

UMBC Graduate Student Association to Host 'Grad Day Out' at Baltimore's Inner Harbor Christmas Village

UMBC Graduate Student Association to Host 'Grad Day Out' at Baltimore's Inner Harbor Christmas Village

Lt.-Cdr. Heather MacDonald Recounts Secret Purchase of Canada's First Submarines on Eve of WWI

Lt.-Cdr. Heather MacDonald Recounts Secret Purchase of Canada's First Submarines on Eve of WWI

Lt.-Cdr. Heather MacDonald, an officer with the Royal Canadian Navy based at CFB Wainwright, recently shared the historical account of Canada's acquisition of its first two submarines. Speaking to students at Lloydminster Comprehensive High School during a Remembrance Day ceremony, MacDonald detailed how British Columbia Premier Sir Richard McBride secretly purchased two submarines from a Seattle shipyard in August 1914, just before the outbreak of the First World War. These submarines, originally built for the Chilean navy, were bought by McBride for $1.15 million without the knowledge or approval of the Canadian federal government. The clandestine deal involved the submarines slipping out of Seattle under cover of darkness and being met by Canadian representatives in international waters, narrowly avoiding intervention from U.S. warships. This swift action was crucial as the United States, a neutral country, would have prohibited the sale of arms once war was officially declared. The submarines, commissi...

Penn Carey Law Integrates AI Tools into Curriculum, Emphasizing Faculty Autonomy and Student Guidance

Penn Carey Law Integrates AI Tools into Curriculum, Emphasizing Faculty Autonomy and Student Guidance

Penn Carey Law is actively integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools into its curriculum, allowing faculty to determine how AI best fits their teaching objectives. This initiative, part of the Penn Carey Law AI Project and the broader Technology, Regulation, AI, and the Law (TRAIL) initiative, aims to prepare students for the evolving legal profession. The project provides faculty with workshops, AI Office Hours, and resources like syllabus guidance and sample AI-use policies. Deputy Dean Polk Wagner emphasizes an experimental mindset, encouraging faculty to try new approaches and share their findings. Examples include Professor Catherine Struve's research aid for tracing legislation and Professor Paul Heaton's chatbot for reviewing course material. While some faculty, like Struve, implement no-device policies in certain courses to focus on foundational skills, they also offer optional AI tools outside class. The approach acknowledges the diverse range of student AI proficiency, from those who avoid i...