I am proposing these changes because the proper stewardship of our environment is the single most important issue facing the world today.

There is no magic bullet that will secure the internet in one step, but the current password framework is broken

Even if the government finds a big pit where we can chuck all of the nation's waste, the danger doesn't go away on any human timescale. While some radioactive substances, such as those used in medical imaging, break down in a matter of hours, the spent fuel rods from nuclear reactors will still be dangerous thousands upon thousands of years from now.

Nintendo’s handheld game console, the 3DS, launched in North America this week. Though not the first example of a glasses-free ...

On the surface, Auto-Tune sounds like trickery, and it is to some extent. But while attempts to stop the use of technology have failed in the past, the industry’s obsession with Auto-Tune will eventually fade, and there are signs that that day is nearly here.

Nearly everyone, from college students to corporate executives, has had to suffer through a tedious PowerPoint presentation, and Harvard is ...

Men like Assange provide the thing we need most: hope.

Harvard has never been a pre-professional university, and students expecting to slide down a greased path into a stable career would be best served at another school.

Chances are you’ve heard of Firesheep, the web plug-in that lets anybody access other people’s Facebook and Twitter accounts over the same wireless network. The application is dangerous but eye-opening, and it may redefine the Internet as we know it.

As responsible citizens, we must finish the cleanup and take steps to prevent another spill from happening.