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The Rise of Investment Apps: Why Young Investors Should Be Excited

Written by: Henry Hodge
Published on: November 19, 2018

Recently, when a good friend of mine, Milo, told me that he needed to sell stock to get a haircut, I was intrigued. Upon asking Milo why, I found out that he had invested almost the entirety of his savings into an app on his iPhone. Although he had kept some money in his bank […]

Categories: TechnologyTags: Financial Technology

The Future of the Office – Maybe

Written by: Nick Purchase '21
Published on: November 15, 2018

Fruit water, micro-roasted coffee, and kegs of craft beer will soon be commonplace in every U.S. office. Or so it would seem, based on shared office space company WeWork’s meteoric rise to prominence. The company rents real estate in major cities, converting large buildings into office spaces that can be rented on a monthly basis […]

Categories: TechnologyTags: WeWork

Who Said Flying Can’t Be Fun?

Written by: Reed Foster
Published on: November 28, 2017

Who loves airplanes as much as I do? That’s right, not many of you. All that cramped seating, crying babies, invasive airport security, surly flight attendants—and those are just a few of flying’s pleasantries. Some say flying isn’t what it used to be. We’ve packed passengers into metal tubes like livestock, lowered the wages of […]

Categories: TechnologyTags: Aviation

Signing Off to Find @Me

Written by: Kayla Kaufman
Published on: October 25, 2017

“Now you’ve got to remember that YOU are the deal,” Patti Stanger preached (read: screeched) in my ear as I walked down Boylston Avenue on one of my many Sunday trips to Trader Joe’s. Living alone in Boston for the summer, podcasts had become my source of entertainment for those moments of boredom spent waiting […]

Categories: TechnologyTags: Social Media

The Laziness of Typing #MeToo

Written by: Sarah Jane Weill
Published on: October 24, 2017

#MeToo: two words, five letters. So what? This last week it has been impossible to scroll through Facebook newsfeeds, in particular, and not come across this hashtag or phrase time and time again. In the wake of the disgusting revelations about Harvey Weinstein and other prominent male figures using their positions of power to sexually […]

Categories: TechnologyTags: Slacktivism

The Ethical Conundrum of Chimeras

Written by: Hailey Blain
Published on: May 25, 2017

The medical community is constantly on the lookout for innovative solutions to humanity’s ailments, and thanks to advances in science and technology, cures for diseases and disorders once considered incurable are always around the corner. One development is the human–animal hybrid. These artificial hybrids, called chimeras, have the potential to create better model organisms to […]

Categories: TechnologyTags: Experimental Medicine

Your Uber Driver as a Robot

Written by: Nathaniel J. Low
Published on: April 6, 2016

Our transition to self-driving cars has begun and the ride-sharing industry is leading the way.

Categories: TechnologyTags: Sharing Economy

The Building Blocks of the Future: Google Presents the Modular Smartphone

Written by: Kayla Kaufman
Published on: April 17, 2015

Google has unveiled a cutting-edge modular smartphone. Will its Puerto Rican test run succeed?

Categories: TechnologyTags: Google

Cosmic Bombs: Defending the Earth from the Asteroid Threat

Written by: Haleigh Collins
Published on: March 17, 2014

Last February, a meteor exploded 28 miles above the city of Chelyabinsk, Russia, producing a devastating shockwave that knocked people off their feet and shattered windows throughout the city. Traveling at 12 miles per second, the 20-meter wide space rock exploded with the energy of around 500 kilotons. At its peak, the streaking fireball glowed […]

Categories: TechnologyTags: Asteroids

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