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Brendan David-John receives CAREER award to study how virtual reality influences human behavior , articleThe five-year award from the National Science Foundation will fund research into how immersive technologies affect decision-making, spending, and privacy as well as how policy and technical interventions can protect users.
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2026 World Cup sparks safety and accessibility concerns, expert says , articleCo-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to become the largest in tournament history. While the tournament represents a major moment for the sport, Virginia Tech expert Patrick Ridge said attention surrounding this year’s event extends beyond the competition itself, with several factors prompting questions about fan and player safety and accessibility.
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Creative directors, CEOs, and tech leaders shape future liberal arts courses , articleThe new Human-Centered Futures Council is advising the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences on courses that fuse the humanities with technology and offer insight into how students who study the liberal arts are prepared for careers in day’s artificial intelligence-driven world.
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Article ItemWith viral ‘Lego’ videos, Iran stakes claim as a propaganda power player , article
The Christian Science Monitor, 5/20/26
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Article ItemAmerica’s political violence problem — Lessons from the Civil War era | Guest column , article
Richmond Times Dispatch, 5/15/25
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Article ItemVirginia Democrats explore redistricting options after court ruling , article
WJLA (ABC) DC, 5/11/26
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