Kiera McGuire ’27
What is the AI bubble and what if it bursts?
Jonathan Rueffer Science Editor Artificial intelligence (AI) is marketed as “the driving force of the future,” but how true is that claim? This question is at the core of what people call the AI bubble: the idea that money, investment and expectations around AI are …
Osgood lecture: ancient ice sheets and the current climate
Sara Moore Science Editor The 44th annual Osgood Lecture was held on Thursday, Feb. 19 in Lean Lecture Hall. This lecture series, presented by the Department of Earth Sciences, welcomes well-known scholars in the fields of paleontology or stratigraphy to share their research with students …
Sarah Toby announces resignation
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor In an email sent to student organization leaders on Thursday, Feb. 19, Assistant Director of Student Engagement Sarah Toby announced that she would be leaving the College and taking on a new role at Kenyon College. Toby’s new role at …
Athletes Skating Into Olympic Triumph
Alex Markland Staff Writer On Sunday, Feb. 22, the closing ceremonies marked the end of the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, which was Team USA’s highest-performing winter games ever. In total, American athletes won 33 medals, including 12 golds, which was an all-time high for the …