The Systems and Information Engineering and the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department recently sent a mass email to the current students of both departments about a novel and potentially exciting initiative: merging the two departments together.
As the popular adage goes, “there’s no such thing as a free lunch,” indicating that while individuals or institutions may brand an offer as free, there is typically some payment in one form or another that makes it less appealing and less free.
When we graduate from the University, we will foray into many domains of professional work — some will migrate to spheres of economics while others will flock to teaching while still others will migrate to health care, not to mention all the disciplines in between.
It should come as no surprise House Speaker Paul Ryan and President Donald Trump’s American Health Care Act, or AHCA, failed miserably when actually put to the test.
The Engineering School recently decided to make a monumental decision to remove major caps and allow any upcoming first-year to enroll in their major of choice.
As high-school seniors, there are far and few between that did not scan the U.S. News and World Report rankings, scouring every pixel of their computer screen to determine their choice for college.
If the Indian government was genuinely in pursuit of a drastic reduction to nefarious activity, then demonetization was a convenient, but ultimately insignificant solution.
To decrease substance abuse, the DEA needs to adopt a more positive approach to drug education.
As the Trump cabinet ossifies into its final form, several Americans predict that many policy consistencies of the past are now at risk.
With the end of syllabus week, most students have already spent several hundred dollars on bulky textbooks for their new classes.
