Online Holiday Shopping & Cyber-Security: How to Stop a Digital Grinch
With only two weeks remaining in the holiday season, online shopping sales—which have already reached new records this year—may peak
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Status Update: I’ve been Hacked!
Chances are high that, at some point today, either you or someone you know has posted an online message through
Read MoreSouth Carolina Government Agency Hacked!
“Just one look: That’s all it took for an attacker to compromise South Carolina state systems.”[1] In what appears to
Read More“Where Stories Take Us”: Establishing a Deeper Connection with Public Policy
On the evening of Wednesday, November 28, 2012, G. Wayne Miller of the Providence Journal spoke at the Pell Center
Read MoreTracing the Origins of the “Fiscal Cliff”
Shortly after the re-election of President Barack Obama, there was an immediate and pressing concern to address the termination of
Read MoreAncient Behaviors in Modern Day: Honor Killings Still Dominate Patriarchal Societies
Fifteen year old, Anusha became one of 943 reported honor killings that happen in Pakistan each year. Her family killed
Read More“Poverty and Development” Visualizes a Fairer Economy by Transitioning the Informal Sector
On Thursday, November 8, 2012, the Pell Center hosted a lecture given by Karen Tramontano, the founder and President of
Read MorePresidential Election 2012: Obama Re-elected (Op-Ed)
Last night and early this morning, it was clear America had spoken. President Barack Obama was re-elected for a second
Read MoreVisualizing the Electoral College
The American election day routine, go to work, get in line to vote, cast your ballot, and then spend the
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