Screen Scholars Assemble in Chicago Despite Culture Warfighters Defunding Universities | Features
Presenting interdisciplinary research and sharing concerns about their discipline, members of the Society for Cinema and Media Studies met in Chicago April 3-6, 2025. This annual international conference always intrigues with its imaginative POV on film and film-like phenomenon in world culture. Subjects included cop body cameras, podcasts, AI-generated jokes
Why defensive AI alone is not enough: the crucial role of a strong security culture
Before the rise of AI-driven cyber threats, phishing attempts were often easy to spot. Poor grammar, overly manipulative language, and unsolicited requests were telltale signs of malicious attacks. With the implementation of offensive AI used by threat actors, these phishing attempts have become harder to identify. While Secure Email Gateways
European Culture Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
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Women Who Travel Podcast: How Pop Culture Drives Our Travels—From The White Lotus to Eat, Pray, Love
SS: I think as a traveler, I don’t know, what I always recommend is talk to somebody, talk to a human, don’t go off of just Instagram and digital reviews or things like this. But I had never been to Morocco, and I asked a friend, and she’s got a
In Tuscon, Arizona, the Food Reflects the City’s Distinct Culture and Local Pride
Some people bring home a T-shirt from a trip. I bring home food. These are the souvenirs I brought home from a recent visit to Tucson: tepary beans, dried cholla buds, ground chiltepin peppers, White Sonora wheat berries, White Sonora everything bagels, three heritage flours, five breads made with those
A Sea-to-Sky Highway Road Trip for Indigenous Culture in Whistler and Beyond
As prolific as the Indigenous art scene is here, the city has a single Indigenous restaurant: Salmon n’ Bannock. Even without that distinction it’s highly recommended. Owner Inez Cook is a Nuxalk Nation member with a moving personal story of reunification who in a small dining room serves, yes, fantastic
