The Technology School Association (TSA) is a a national organization that allows students interested in technology and education to compete in different competitions related to the field of STEM.  TSA...

Over recent years, the concern about social media and its exposure to young children has risen. Only just recently is noticeable action being taken. For example, New York City is suing popular social media...

Let’s be honest, we all saw it coming: the day artificial intelligence took over. Sure, this is a bit of an exaggeration, but it isn’t that far from the truth. Students are now using artificial intelligence,...

With advanced electronic control systems that apply artificial intelligence to the task of keeping traffic moving, less painful commutes may be ahead. The less time spent in traffic can have more benefits...

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US researchers have recently created the first ever living robot, dubbed the "xenobot". They used stem cells from African clawed frogs and transformed them into microscopic machines that move around...

On October 5, a popular video game streamer named Blitzchung was banned. Blitzchung was a player in the recent Hearthstone Grandmasters Final. After winning the tournament, he stated “Liberate Hong Kong,...

“Dear Students, we know when you’re texting in class.  Seriously! No one stares down at their crotch and smiles.  Sincerely, Teachers.” Welcome to the first edition of “Real Talk”.  This...

Have you noticed a change in recent years on the Internet? Google changed its logo from its classic 3D style to a more flat and simple design, and app icons like Instagram became more flat and simple-colored. ...

The Consumer Electronics Show had its 2019 debut on January 8th. With it comes a plethora of brand new technology that has never been seen before. The presentation had its typical showcase of new and...

On September 12th, 2018, the European Parliament voted in favor of the controversial Article 11 and Article 13. These two articles are branches of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market...