New England High School Journalism Collaborative
Imagine being transported into a crime scene, seeing evidence laid out around you, but you can’t touch it. Or consider a drone hovering over a landscape, allowing you to see the world from a different angle. This is the world of virtual technology.
Continue reading »By Monica Stack The Cambridge Innovation Center is a modern work environment designed for innovation. Its communal work spaces and quirky conference rooms are products of the Center’s dedication to collaboration. It’s a fitting place for Frank Pobutkiewicz, whose business is running entrepreneurship programs for aspiring business owners. The 26-year-old Boston University graduate and self described “risktaker” is the […]
Continue reading »By Marzia Maliha The definition that comes to mind when people think of community colleges is a two-year pathway for students who cannot afford or make the grade to go into a traditional four-year university. However, since the founding of the first community college in 1901, this definition has been modified to cater to a diverse range of students’ needs. […]
Continue reading »By Hillarie Pilier Kendall Square is a center of high-tech innovation in Massachusetts, and Gilad Rosenzweig, architect and urban planner, thinks that Roxbury can be another. A year ago, Rosenzweig founded a non-profit organization, Smarter in the City, the first high-tech accelerator in Roxbury that provides opportunities for entrepreneurs from under-represented minority communities, specifically Black and Latino, to develop innovative ideas. […]
Continue reading »By Tiffany Lu Five years ago, to-do lists were made with pen and paper, directions were found by reading maps, and music was accessed through the radio. Now, there’s an app for that. The app market is growing at an explosive rate and has digitized many of people’s daily tasks thanks to the advancement of smartphones. Apple’s App Store, which […]
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