Live music doesn’t just move us emotionally — it moves us physically. From the vantage point of sound engineer Roberto Sticchi, and with science to back him, concerts reveal their true power as a ...
A peer-reviewed study paid for by a group of Colorado Springs residents backed up several of the issues neighbors have raised with sound levels coming from concerts at Ford Amphitheater. The report ...
Right-leaning political activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Utah, on September 10. Since then several speculations and conspiracy theories surrounding his death had been circulating all across ...
The U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee passed bipartisan legislation this week that includes Mississippi in a critical environmental program aimed at protecting the Mississippi ...
Sound Transit, the agency in charge of Seattle’s rail program, recently announced a shocking $35 billion cost overrun on the ST3 program, bringing total program costs to at least $185 billion - just ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio University intends to eliminate or merge 29 undergraduate degree programs, the latest public college to announce cuts due to a new state law that makes sweeping changes to ...
The Betty Boards Foundation and Positive Legacy have partnered to launch a charitable auction featuring items from the music industry, including one-of-a-kind experiences and memorabilia. The auction ...
For Daniella, engineering was never just about circuits and code-it was about creativity, curiosity, and finding meaningful ways to improve the world around her. Now a Systems Engineer in the ...
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - There are 16 stages across Musikfest and each one has its own sound system. Without the sound, there is no "music in fest," so 69 News got a behind-the-stage peek at what it takes to ...
INDIANAPOLIS — Butler University on Thursday, Aug. 7 announced a new undergraduate engineering program set to launch in the fall of 2026. The program will offer Bachelor of Science degrees in ...
Do you want to develop technologies that improve people's lives? Do you care about things like helping people with health conditions, making transportation more sustainable and assisting those who ...
NORMAN, OKLA. – Three students from the University of Oklahoma’s Gallogly College of Engineering have become the first to earn the college’s new bioprocessing certificate. Launched to provide ...
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