Alcino Donadel is a UB staff writer and first-generation journalism graduate from the University of Florida. He has triple citizenship from the U.S., Ecuador and Brazil.
Faculty and academic support staff from over 50 institutions are exploring generative AI's place in pedagogy, research and the student experience this weekend.
Four out of five presidents stated that college athletics are headed in a "negative direction" in the age of NIL and athlete revenue sharing, according to this NCAA survey.
"It takes four years just to learn the role and then another couple of years to figure out what to do with it," James Birge says, who will soon retire from the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.
The number of international students who entered the U.S. in August fell by 19% compared to last year. These schools are already announcing budget cuts.
As generative AI—and campus use of it—evolves, so must the trust and connection between campus stakeholders. Faculty development, improved AI literacy and other techniques may help.
The Department of Education implores these universities to return to standardized testing, limit international students and freeze tuition for five years.
A wave of bomb threats sent Tuesday morning to 11 schools is estimated to have affected over one million students and cost $60 million to campus operations.
President Lisa Marsh Ryerson vows to drive digital innovation at this online juggernaut with a relentless focus on students—and the staff that support them.
Only low-poverty high schools produced graduating classes in which more than half of students earned a postsecondary degree within six years, says research..
