AI will not eliminate the need for expertise, judgment or rigorous education. But it changes what students need to learn, how they can learn it, and what universities must deliver.
Many believe that what art and design schools teach is peripheral. But the serious business of today's economy has now circled back to these institutions.
In an era increasingly defined by automation, a true network is a dynamic community of people who share ideas, challenge assumptions and create avenues for collaboration.
The University of Florida picked a president with experience at a neighboring flagship while Northwestern University hired its new leader away from another Big 10 institution.
As automation and fewer entry-level jobs reshape the labor market, community colleges must move beyond reactive workforce training and take a more proactive role in regional economic growth.
LinkedIn has rolled out a new college ranking focused on the long-term career success of undergraduates. Some may be surprised by how well liberal arts graduates fared.
AI can enhance learning across disciplines. It can help students brainstorm and identify weaknesses in their writing. It can offer feedback on oral presentations and simulate debate.
