SilentWeird. Why is it silent? Ada’s eyes shot open, confused and weirded out, and he sat up. This is the very first night that he can remember when he did not have any dreams. He can’t recall anything from the night. It was utterly silent. He can’t help but feel like something is wrong. Shifting […]
Fall 2025 Issue
Hating for a Dream
The fluorescent light of her computer screen illuminated the small, dark apartment as Dani flipped between her two open tabs. The first, a listing for an expansive space that would serve perfectly as a dance studio of her dreams. The second, her bank account, a taunting number that destroyed her hopes of ever purchasing that […]
Human Enough
The year was 2067, and the world forgot how to write. Humans are no longer able to write books or stories, but robots can. These stories lack emotion, real human emotion. Everyone has forgotten what the true meaning of human creativity is. But Olive remembered it all. She could never forget the joys of reading the stories […]
Beyond the Technology: AI’s role in saving, or endangering coral reefs
Artificial intelligence and the environment don’t seem to go hand in hand. The public has put the two against each other for decades, but what if artificial intelligence can have a beneficial impact? Coral reefs and the world’s oceans are at an impasse. Coral reefs have the ability to protect the coasts. They support a […]
Managing Diabetes with The Use of Computers and Technology
Margaret is a student at Wilkes University. She plays soccer at Wilkes and is a Health Promotion major. She loves to play soccer, read, listen to music and go to the beach. “December 11 2007 day 61 – The price of testing” by DeathByBokeh is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0. To view a copy of […]
The Axiom Error
Bella Velez lived in a world of numbers and servers. She worked as a health data technician for a large, powerful hospital. Her office was deep inside the building, a dark room illuminated by computer screens where she watched over computer programs that managed patient care. Her job was not to take care of people, […]