The Scholar In Residence: MIKHAIL NAZARENKO Inefficiency in government bureaucratic structures is well known. In the United States and around the world, the public sector has been repeatedly criticized for its weaknesses in identifying and resolving pertinent issues. On the contrary, the world has seen simple tech companies formed by

The Scholar in Residence: TEJAL BIPATH, Engineer & Aspiring Entrepreneur Summary: This article projects the possible evolution of beauty standards in the face of exponential technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and 3D printing. It identifies that the meaning of humanness will change significantly because these new technologies will alter the

The Scholar In Residence: SAM YEBOAH (LLB, MA - Professional Writer & Researcher) Two centuries ago, art was classical. It was based on depicting fixed and identifiable symbols laid out within an acceptable conventional framework. Therefore, art, communication, and human interaction came with standards often laid out in a strict