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The gods of Africa are angry. Kenyan intellectual, Ali Mazrui, enunciated the concept of Pax Africana in 1967, arguing that Africans must create, cultivate, and keep peace on their own continent. His related principle of "continental…

Roman Turubaev, a postgraduate student of the TSU Faculty of Physics and Technology, is developing a model of a two-phase turbulent swirling flow in a combined apparatus of powder technology. This will help, among other things, to improve…

First envisioned in the 1950s, neural networks are now all the rage: they’ve taken over the media and even your day-to-day life. After having a few profound conversations with Siri or Alexa, enjoying some perfectly-picked tunes on your…

Penguin Random House is sponsoring Voices for Justice, a free virtual speaker series that supports diversity, equity and inclusion work at the Cambridge Public Library, including tonight’s event featuring Random House author Isabel…

Stacey Abrams’ WHILE JUSTICE SLEEPS, published today, Tuesday, May 11, by Doubleday, is our new Igloo Book Buzz selection. The celebrated national political leader, voting-rights advocate, and bestselling author has written a gripping,…

Patients with clinically diagnosed neurological symptoms associated with COVID-19 are six times more likely to die in the hospital than those without the neurological complications, according to an interim analysis from the Global…

Sustainable development is more naturally realised in cooperatives than limited liability companies. According to Professor of Private Law Ville Pönkä, more attention should therefore be paid to cooperatives as a type of business form…

A new study into the efficacy of drug checking services at festivals has been published in the UK by an RMIT visiting fellow.The study is the first ever survey to follow up on people who have used a drug checking service at music…

In partnership with the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Institute for the Creative Arts (ICA), Infecting the City – South Africa’s longest-running public arts festival – is back for its 12th edition, taking place from 8 May to 30 June…

As the spring semester winds down, students begin eyeing their summer with plans to intern, serve their community or even take classes.For graduating seniors, though, the end of the semester marks a major transition, one where many will…