The Cool Down on MSN2h
Researchers under fire over 'problematic' use of AI in academic journal: 'How did the reviewers or publishers not catch this?'
"These are people ultimately entrusted to be experts." Researchers under fire over 'problematic' use of AI in academic ...
The Post-Journal4h
Shared Skills
She starts early in the morning, and then picks up again in the late evening. For Lynn Thomas, painting and writing go ...
The Daily Princetonian5h
The Creative Writing program should be more accessible to B.S.E. students
The B.S.E. program and CWR should prioritize and promote the unique learning experiences that the fine arts provides, and CWR ...
Veteran journalist and Further Review author, designer talks serendipity and ‘pure dumb luck’ at Northwest Passages book club event
Clad in an apple print shirt sewn by his wife, Apple joined The Spokesman-Review editor Rob Curley for a Northwest Passages ...
Broadsheet10h
Splinter, Adelaide’s New National Literary Journal, Wants To Get Under Your Skin
The 192-page first issue features new fiction, non-fiction, poetry and literary criticism from writers from around the ...
Eight Lessons From 11 Years of Writing About Work and Life
After more than a decade covering careers, our columnist signs off.
HUB12h
AI and human writers share stylistic fingerprints
People write with personal style and individual flourishes that set them apart from other writers. So does artificial ...
The Citizen14h
Things I’m thankful for this year
Back when the news landed in your driveway, Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Furman Bisher once a year wrote about the things he was thankful for, from the absurd to the profound.
Book excerpt: "A Certain Idea of America" by Peggy Noonan
In her new collection of Wall Street Journal columns, Pulitzer Prize-winner Peggy Noonan writes about the history and ...