Companies are redoing the math behind the green-energy transition amid the rise of AI data centers.

In this visual poem, we stitched together evocative texts about Los Angeles as a way of articulating our city’s bizarre beauty and uncanny oddities. Then we asked A.I. to imagine them. It’s as weird as you might imagine.

Using 11 years of relationSHIP data from Archive of Our Own, we break down why fanfic is hella gay and goes well beyond the source material. Just like fanfic, it’s told in chapters: 1. Slash, 2. Canon, 3. Real Person Fiction.

How breakers use hand signals and gestures to intimidate opponents and influence judges.

The Herald analyzed data about 1095 faculty in undergraduate-focused departments and spoke to faculty to make note of some of the most common and uncommon paths taken to a faculty appointment.

Most hit songs are written by all men. How often has a top 5 hit been written by *only* women in the last 10 years? It’s likely rarer than you think.

The Herald mapped business turnover on Thayer Street since 2000 through interactive timelines tracing year-by-year history of the street.

Clean energy projects are badly needed to fight climate change — but they can fuel intense opposition in the communities where they’re built. We’re spotlighting examples of that tension across the West, with an eye toward finding solutions.

Artificial-intelligence generated artwork has made vast strides in recent years, but many artists don’t even consider it art. To some, it opens up vast new avenues of creative exploration, and to others, it threatens their livelihoods.

I built an interactive experience about the guilt, struggle, and shame of being somewhat illiterate in Chinese.

Explore how Brown expanded from two lots between Waterman and George streets to a campus that spans the city of Providence.