The University of Richmond bridges AI with liberal arts, fostering critical thinking and moving beyond academic honesty to collaboration. With Cornell's AI module and Bryn Mawr's sandboxes, institutions engage students and faculty in AI integration, development, and ethical use across disciplines.
The Department of Education has launched new investigations into Harvard University concerning antisemitism and race-based admissions, threatening DOJ referral if the school fails to provide data.
An analysis of viewpoint diversity in universities, examining the risks of ideological control and the vital role of tenure and academic freedom in protecting diverse perspectives and scholarly merit.
Future quantum computers threaten current encryption. Organizations must prepare now for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and quantum key distribution (QKD) by engaging suppliers. QKD offers unhackable security, essential for protecting sensitive data from nation-states and criminal gangs.
IHEP's 22-member NCES Next Task Force will modernize federal postsecondary data systems, addressing data strategy, privacy, and AI. This initiative follows previous staff cuts at NCES and aims to create a comprehensive blueprint for strengthening government higher education data.
Utah's new bill allows college students conscientious objection to coursework conflicting with beliefs, extending a previous law. Supported by Rep. Mike Petersen, it sparks debate on academic freedom infringement versus protecting student views and preventing campus disputes, awaiting governor's signature.
Ohio State University has named Ravi Bellamkonda as its new president. The board's decision to bypass a national search has sparked criticism from faculty groups over transparency and shared governance.
Discover how to implement customized AI agents in colleges to support first-generation students, bridge equity gaps, and streamline financial aid advising using specialized digital tools.
The NBA canceled the Hawks' Magic City Monday event due to objections, sparking debate on judging sex workers. The author advocates humanizing college students who strip to pay tuition, criticizing societal pretension and the lack of protection for vulnerable women.
Student Protection is investigating federal agencies' use of AI in contracting, student aid, and data processing via FOIA lawsuits. Concerns about data privacy, oversight, and compliance with federal privacy laws are at the forefront of this probe.
Technology and AI are transforming education, moving from background support to central partnerships in colleges. AI aids students/instructors with 24/7 support & feedback, while observability tools boost IT efficiency. Tech enhances learning complex subjects.
Micah Shippee discusses how AI serves as a powerful co-teacher. Learn why critical thinking, high-quality audio, and intentional tool integration are essential for the future of modern educational environments.
The NSF seeks to hire more staff after Trump-era cuts led to a 35% reduction. It's implementing flatter management, prioritizing AI/quantum, and consolidating grant solicitations, raising concerns for researchers but aiming to boost efficiency.
This article examines the legal tensions between universities and local governments over land rights, eminent domain, and signage, focusing on cases at Valley Forge Military College and Colorado State University.
AI and VR are transforming soft skills training in medical and cybersecurity fields, offering personalized, data-driven feedback, varied simulations, and cost-effectiveness. While beneficial for communication and empathy, human teachers remain crucial for complex emotional dilemmas.
Florida implements a new sociology curriculum framework for public universities, banning topics like identity politics and systemic racism, raising alarms among faculty regarding ideological influence and censorship.
Effective ITSM, often AI-powered, is crucial for modern higher education. It streamlines student onboarding, support, and campus operations, meeting digital-native student expectations. Despite cost pressures, ITSM improves student experience and institutional efficiency, exemplified by Kent State's success.
