Krishna Magalona

The cybersecurity skills gap has left over 4 million cyber positions unfilled. The first step to fixing any problem is learning about it. To provide future cyber professionals the skills they need, higher education and organizations need to understand what and where the gaps are.

The immediate effects of COVID-19 on the workforce are easy to see. Millions lost their jobs, while others shifted to the new lifestyle of remote work overnight. Companies and individuals alike were forced to not only create but also embrace a work from home culture. And while we have learned to adjust to this new normal, it is the long term effects that are more difficult to pinpoint. Needless to say, the future of work is uncertain – so how do we prepare the present-day workforce?

The cybersecurity workforce shortage is growing at an alarming rate, which asks the question: how do we solve it? There are many different educational paths that a prospective cybersecurity professional can choose from to prepare them for the cyber workforce, but only one is optimized for cybersecurity education. Learn why a cybersecurity bootcamp is the best fit for your educational institution.

If Jean-Paul Sartre, Albert Camus, and Friedrich Nietzsche were all sitting at a table, drinking their black coffee and discussing their new movie deal, there’s little to no doubt in my mind that they would want Yorgos Lanthimos directing and capturing the absurdity of human existence. After all, it seems that Lanthimos has been doing this on his own time, without the overseeing of these existentialist philosophers.

Ari Aster is somewhat of a new name in the horror community. He has been on the movie scene since 2011, making various shorts throughout the years (because if you haven’t watched The Strange Thing About the Johnsons you should). It was not until Hereditary hit theaters in 2018 that he became a prospective staple among horror fans.

Do you know the Greek myth of Tantalus? The man who stole nectar and ambrosia from the gods? The more absurd version of his battle against higher beings is that he killed his own son, Pelops, and served him to them just to see if they would take a bite. Pretty fucked, right? Whatever story you might know Tantalus from, it’s his punishment that is most likely familiar to you: reaching to get a drink of water, only for it all to dry up; trying to eat fruit from a nearby tree, only to never be able

Described as the "biggest case of corporate fraud since Enron," this story walks readers through unbelievable accounts of secrecy, paranoia, craftiness, and ignorance that ultimately brought a company with a $10 billion valuation at its peak to a humbling valuation of $0 in just 4 years. If you enjoyed watching the documentary "Fyre" on Netflix (I did), you'll appreciate the scandalous deception that permeates this well-told piece of investigative journalism. I was always a little skeptical abo

I am sure senior year has been a trying time, but the good news is that you have made it past the Early Decision and Early Action dates in November! All the hard work you put into crafting your personal narrative over the summer and in the early months of fall are not going unnoticed. You might have also racked through numerous supplemental essays, especially when sifting through your list of target, reach, and safety schools. Now the holidays are coming up and while it is almost time to celeb

Congratulations, you have completed your college applications! Curious as to when you will find out if you have been accepted? Check out all of your Early Decision, Early Action, Regular Decision (and more!) notification dates right here: The New School EA: End of December | RD: April 1 University of Minnesota EA: End of January | RD: End of March University of New Hampshire EA: End of January | RD: Early April Yale University Single-Choice EA: December 15 (after pm, via portal) | RD:

WE ARE PROUD OF OUR AMAZING STUDENTS WHO WERE ACCEPTED EARLY TO THEIR TOP CHOICE COLLEGES! WE CANNOT WAIT TO SEE WHERE THE REST OF THE LOGICPREP CLASS OF 2020 IS HEADED!