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A key point emerges from the Trump-era cuts: reducing funding to culture and the arts not only affects the cultural industry, but also weakens social cohesion and civic participation

A large-scale study published in Nature shows how remote working is reshaping territories and opportunities, amid persistent urban-rural divides and new opportunities for cohesion

In Marco Molteni’s History of Economics class, AI boosts productivity, personalization, and inclusion. Through transparent LLM use, anonymous surveys, and “impossible tasks,” students engage in a safe space that promotes critical thinking and participation.