Newer languages might soak up all the glory, but these die-hard languages have their place. Here are eight languages developers still use daily, and what they’re good for. The computer revolution has ...

As it turns out, you can get paid quite a bit in Phoenix for monkeying around. That salary — which, for comparison purposes, is more than double the $95,000 salary of Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs — has ...

In 2025, fans can watch two teams of three flavors live on TikTok during the game between Georgia Tech and BYU before one of them is sacrificed to the winning team on Dec. 27 Viewers had the chance to ...

Dubbed the People's National Championship, the college football game has become a viral sensation thanks to its toaster pastries Julio Aguilar/Getty The Pop-Tarts Bowl has become a viral sensation ...

MLB mascots could be hitting home runs on Instagram, according to a new report on the internet earnings potential of the crazy creatures. The Phillie Phanatic, the furry green creature from ...

Some unionized state employees say the state’s new payroll system is not functioning properly and has led to error-ridden ...

The mascot for the USA World Cup has been unveiled, but soccer fans are miles away wagging their tails in response to the announcement. U.S. Soccer announced in a post on X that has been viewed a ...

Arguably, the greatest thing about the expansion of the College Football Playoffs is the exposure afforded to teams that aren't normally in the spotlight. A perfect example of this is the first round ...

Only three years after making the transition to the FBS level, James Madison football is one of 12 teams left with hopes of winning a national championship in 2025-26. James Madison was a powerhouse ...

We witnessed Coloradans in some of their best and hardest moments, celebrating the highs and grappling with lows.

Bringing with them the languages of their homelands, immigrants newly arrived by ship at Ellis Island await official processing and approval to reach their destination—New York City, already in sight.

For Estelle Balsirow ’26, language is more than a field of study: it’s a reclamation. Balsirow, a Kalmyk-American linguistics major, is one of the first Yale students to study Kalmyk — an endangered ...