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WKU Forensics Wins 22nd National Debate Championship
Sports3h ago

WKU Forensics Wins 22nd National Debate Championship

Western Kentucky University's forensics team just claimed its 22nd national debate championship, a record no other university has come close to matching. Two students became individual national champions while the team swept top honors in debate and placed second in speaking events. #

Google News - Championship Win2 min read
Ghana University Launches Programs to Fight Cybercrime
Innovation1d ago

Ghana University Launches Programs to Fight Cybercrime

Accra Metropolitan University just opened two cutting-edge graduate programs training the next generation of cybersecurity defenders. Students will learn digital forensics and intelligence work alongside Ghana's own E-Crime Bureau.

Myjoyonline Ghana2 min read
Museum's 120,000 Minerals Go Digital for Global Scientists
InnovationMar 26

Museum's 120,000 Minerals Go Digital for Global Scientists

The American Museum of Natural History is creating a free digital spectral database from its world-class mineral collection, giving researchers everywhere access to 150+ years of geological treasures. Scientists in fields from archaeology to forensics can now identify unknown materials without traveling to New York.

Google: scientific discovery2 min read
Carroll College Wins 36th Straight Debate Championship
SportsFeb 21

Carroll College Wins 36th Straight Debate Championship

A small Montana college just extended the most dominant streak in collegiate forensics history. The Carroll College Talking Saints claimed their 36th consecutive regional championship while celebrating kindness and hard work.

Google News - Championship Win2 min read
New 'Reality Notaries' Will Fight Deepfakes in Court
InnovationJan 24

New 'Reality Notaries' Will Fight Deepfakes in Court

A new profession is emerging to combat the deepfake crisis: reality notaries who use digital forensics to prove what's real in court. By 2030, these experts could be the only thing standing between innocent people and fabricated evidence.

Scientific American2 min read