Eli Voyles

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Yasmine Mustafa, founder of Roar for Good, is working on a wearable safety device. The device, when activated, would sound a loud alarm, blink lights and send alerts through a Bluetooth-paired cellphone to notify 911 and other preprogammed numbers. (Michael S. Wirtz/Philadelphia Inquirer/MCT)

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Number of women in technology fields decrease, despite STEM initiatives

By Eli Voyles / November 29, 2016

Observers say reversing the trend could take years.

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What students think about waiting for busses in the cold weather

By Eli Voyles / November 5, 2015

With colder weather coming, students will be depending on shuttle busses more for transportation. Eli Voyles asks students what to expect in the upcoming months.

Eli Voyles

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Number of women in technology fields decrease, despite STEM initiatives

What students think about waiting for busses in the cold weather

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