Instead of defending higher education as it exists today, institutions are realizing they need to change how they operate so they can continue doing what matters most.
The first skill I learned as a professor was how to quiet a room full of chatty undergraduates. These days, I often walk into a silent room, with students staring at their phones and barely acknowledging the classmates beside them.
Even without the perch of a presidency, the 82-year-old remains heavily influential in conversations surrounding higher ed's future, especially seeking to stabilize college athletics.
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Increased AI use has driven MIT students to interact less with peers and instructors, hampering social and cognitive development, a "watershed" faculty report found.
