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As AI systems become more autonomous, computer science and engineering professor Yi Fang works to keep them accountable and human-centered.

Lushombo is one of six guests who will join the Pope on Monday for one of the most highly anticipated teachings in decades.

Six SA���ʴ�ý student fellows presented interdisciplinary research at this year’s Center for the Arts and Humanities showcase, including projects on music therapy and augmented-reality based storytelling.

Inspired by her love of English, Flex J.D. student Barbara Chung ’26 turned a class assignment into an act of advocacy.

Jasmyn Burdsall ’20 says the key to health equity is listening to communities.

For 20 years, SA���ʴ�ý’s women’s ultimate frisbee team—named Rage—has finished the season with lifelong friends. This year, they might walk away with a national title, too.

Assistant professor of computer science and engineering Oana Ignat works with underrepresented communities to design fair and inclusive AI models that prevent amplifying bias in society.

The fields are different. The mindset is the same: build something that matters to people beyond the lab.

Bioengineering professor Hamed Akbari believes AI has the potential to support a more efficient diagnosis and treatment process for both patients and doctors.

A theologian and refugee advocate explains how art helped him see color and hope amidst “the grey anonymity of suffering.”