Prosthetic hands can cost thousands of dollars. Steven Reimer ’24 designed one for less than $300. His research will provide free prosthetics to amputees in India.
Professor On Shun Pak and his team of student researchers use microrobots to model the swimming motion of bacteria in the hopes of engineering more effective cancer treatments.
Extraordinary students from around the globe invited to become Broncos
Emma is currently in graduate school
Rani Hanstad ’17 currently works and volunteers in San Francisco.
"Ethics in the Age of AI" poll conducted by the Ethics Center was cited in an article from Investopia.
Self-driving cars are still in the early phases of changing transportation, but what once seemed like a futuristic vision is now a reality. Leavey alumni Jenna Mcloughlin’s career path led her to become a leading expert in autonomous ride-hailing technology.
Standing in front of a room packed full of Leavey School of Business students, NVIDIA co-founder and Santa Clara engineering graduate Chris Malachowsky admitted he was a little envious.
Next month, Pan-Asian business leaders from across Northern California will convene at the Leavey School of Business for an evening of networking and insights as part of a new partnership between the Leavey School of Business and Ascend NorCal.
We’ve all been there; you’re about to reach a new level of a video game, Venmo your landlord for rent, or find out if the guy in the rom-com gets the girl, and… your app crashes.
The 2024-25 Environmental Ethics Fellows are focusing on the ethical dimensions of the 2023 levee failure in Pajaro, California.
A conversation about civic education and engagement with Government Ethics Fellows Christian Barnard, Bailey Black, and Ainsley Zapata.
In the pursuit of optimization of email using AI, something is lost: the human connection that makes communication meaningful.
Technologies can change the medium by which people experience personal leadership, but they shouldn’t be allowed to erase the personal connections so important to the human race.
We should not allow AI to become our parent, unable to make our own choices, forever trapped in an immature state, while the “automated adults” of AI take care of all the grown-up work.
How can you avoid identity theft? What are some signs that you may be a victim? What should you do if you suspect you are a victim of Identity theft?
Human dignity is taken to mean the inherent and equal worth of all humans in a moral-political sense.
Our digital world has provided us countless reasons to stereotype, vilify, and make an enemy out of anyone. Religions can be at the forefront of changing this.
As one of 49 projects selected nationally to receive the award, Aoki’s project will further critique the art market and expand her artistic practice in unprecedented ways.
James Bennett
James Bennett is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Religious Studies, where he has taught since 2002. His research has examined the intersection of religion and race and the United States and marginal religious communities. His current work focuses on the Modern Anticult Movement, a project that grew out of the Inventing Religion in America class that is the basis of this blog entry.