A new survey finds 47 percent of college students have considered changing majors over concerns about artificial intelligence, with 16 percent already doing so. Colleges are struggling to offer clear guidance as AI use rises in classrooms and threatens entry-level jobs.

A new report says colleges should use AI not just on campus but to help solve public and civic challenges. Examples at Tulane and Northeastern show AI supporting work such as court monitoring, procurement and public communication.

Texas public universities are tightening oversight of course content on race, gender and sexual orientation. Faculty and students warn the changes could weaken academic freedom and hurt faculty recruitment.