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MSU Students Rally Against Gun Violence at State Capitol

March 15, 2026

Michigan State University students, along with activists and speakers, gathered at the state Capitol to rally against gun violence, marking the one-year anniversary of a campus shooting that claimed three lives and injured five others.Speaker Maya Manuel, once a student and now active in student activism groups, including Sit Down MSU, Students Demand Action at MSU, and End Gun Violence Now, delivered an emotional address, urging legislators...

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NATIONS

The Unsolved Mystery of Pablo Neruda's Alleged Poisoning

An appeals court in Chile has ruled that the investigation into the death of Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda, days after the country's 1973 military coup, should be reopened. The court stated that new steps could help clarify what killed the poet, who was best known for his love poems and accumulated...

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STEM

How Large Language Models Develop Unexpected Skills

A recent study challenges the notion that large language models (LLMs) acquire emergent abilities suddenly and unpredictably. The study, conducted by researchers at Stanford University, suggests that these abilities actually develop gradually and predictably, depending on how they are...

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SPORTS

How Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu Are Redefining Women's Basketball

Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu are leading a new era in women's basketball, where the 3-pointer has become a game-changer. Clark recently broke the NCAA women’s career scoring record with her trademark long-range shots, while Ionescu impressed in a 3-point shooting contest against NBA star...

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INDUSTRY

Evergrande's Collapse: A Threat to China's Economy?

Evergrande Group, established in 1996, rose swiftly to become a Fortune Global 500 company by 2016, expanding into various industries beyond real estate. However, its aggressive borrowing practices led to significant debt, exceeding $335 billion in 2022. The company's financial troubles escalated...

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CULTURE

The Lycurgus Cup: A 4th-Century Marvel of Roman Glass

The Lycurgus Cup, a 4th-century Roman glass cage cup, stands as a unique testament to the craftsmanship of its time. Crafted from a rare dichroic glass, the cup reveals a remarkable color transformation, shifting from red when illuminated from behind to green when lit from the front.Notably, the...

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OPINION

Michał Kalecki and Challenging the Norms of Capitalist Theory

Michał Kalecki, a Polish Marxian economist born in 1899, made substantial contributions to economic theory and policy during the 20th century. Working across prestigious institutions like the London School of Economics, University of Cambridge, and University of Oxford, he also served as an...

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ARTS

A Reflection on Two Decades of Gaming's Premier Expo E3

The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), once a pinnacle in the gaming industry, has officially met its end. The Entertainment Software Association (ESA), responsible for overseeing the event, announced the closure, citing a combination of factors that led to its demise. The challenges included...

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STEM

Unveiling the Mystery of Element 115: Is There an Alien Connection?

Moscovium, also identified as Element 115, emerged on the periodic table in 2016, marking its presence with a blend of mystique and scientific intrigue. Its connection to extraterrestrial technology and potential alien lifeforms has fueled fascination for years. Let's unravel the story of this...

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LOCAL

Dog-Friendly Bars Win Legal Battle Against Florida Department of Health

In a victory for dog lovers, Judge Lynne Quimby-Pennock has ruled in favor of two dog-friendly bars in Tampa and Orlando. These establishments can now keep welcoming four-legged patrons after the Florida Department of Health's attempt to block dogs was overruled. The judge's 29-page order...

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