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A student argues for professors to switch from synchronous to asynchronous course formats.

Low-income students should not be penalized by laptop requirements.

Product makers and student advocates discuss date rape prevention products working to combat sexual assault.

A professor’s book claims modern parenting calls for helping kids better navigate technology.

Students should utilize typewriters as a means to slow down and think.

“Owl Tech” will sell computers and accessories and offer repairs to students and faculty at a discounted rate.

The futuristic series can warn of the potential dangers of advanced technology.

Students benefit from taking notes by hand in class, rather than typing on laptops.

Two student organizations hosted Temple’s first ever Hack Day.

Young people have always relied on new technologies.