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Dartmouth Provost's AI-Generated Writings Spark Calls
Dartmouth Provost Santiago Schnell faces a campus uproar and a formal review after AI detection tools revealed his published writings, including a
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Cornell Chi Phi Fraternity Gang Rape Lawsuit Sparks Criminal
A former student is suing Cornell University, alleging she was gang-raped by seven fraternity members in 2024.
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Pakistani scholar cyberattack targets UK
A UK academic blog was bombarded with traffic from Pakistani servers after publishing about exiled scholar Roshaan Khattak, part of escalating cyberattacks
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Student Defense Report Warns AI Outpaces Protections
A new report from Student Defense's SHAPE AI initiative argues that safeguards for students have not kept pace with the rapid adoption of artificial
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HBCU Enrollment Rises as Many Colleges Face Declines
While many colleges struggle with enrollment, numerous Historically Black Colleges and Universities report significant growth, driven by increased student
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Federal judge blocks four-year cap on international student
A federal judge has temporarily halted a Department of Homeland Security rule that would have limited international student visas to four years, siding
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Austin Community College Tests AI to Identify Struggling
Austin Community College is using an $875,000 grant to launch an AI-driven 'Digital Twin Initiative' aimed at proactively identifying students at risk of
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Wellesley College to offer free tuition for families earning
Wellesley College announced a tuition-free program for students from families with incomes below $200,000, starting fall 2027.
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ABA Accreditation Council Votes to Repeal Diversity Standard
The American Bar Association's accreditation council has voted to repeal its long-standing diversity standard, a move influenced by the Trump
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Lawler Bill Seeks to Expand Graduate Student Loan Access
Representative Michael Lawler proposes legislation to classify 24 graduate programs as professional, making their students eligible for higher federal loan
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Measuring Learning Requires Answering Foundational Questions
A professor argues that before higher education can effectively measure student learning to rebuild public trust, it must first confront a series of
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New Federal Loan Rules Cause Summer Disbursement Delays
Students faced severe financial hardship over the summer as new federal student loan rules, enacted July 1, caused widespread delays in aid disbursements.
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Federal Accreditation Rules Propose Viewpoint Surveys
A community college dean critiques proposed federal rules requiring colleges to survey student and faculty perceptions of viewpoint diversity, arguing they
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Universities Offering Support for Student Parents
Colleges are implementing four key initiatives to make student support more accessible, focusing on childcare, mental health, essential needs, and class
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Middle States accreditor leaves C-RAC group
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education has withdrawn from the Council of Recognized Accrediting Commissions, the second departure in two months
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Student Readiness Declines as Colleges Face Support
A new survey finds student academic and social readiness has declined, while colleges struggle with budget and staffing constraints to meet growing support
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Tennessee Promise Program Pays for Itself, Study Finds
Tennessee's free community college program boosted enrollment and degrees, with economic returns covering its costs, a new analysis finds.
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Louisiana Universities Pilot On-Campus Study Spaces
The University of Louisiana System is partnering with StudyNPlay to create on-campus spaces where student parents can study while supervisors watch their children.
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT for Teens
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Teens, an AI platform for users aged 13 to 17 featuring Study Mode and parental controls.
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Greenway Institute Plans New College Model
A coalition of leaders is launching the Greenway Institute in Vermont, a new engineering college focused on hands-on projects and work placements to lower costs.
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Harvard Chinese Student Scholarships Under
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Harvard University over scholarships funded by Chinese donors that give preference to students from China
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Yale Professor Opposes Postdoc Unionization
A Yale professor argues postdoctoral unionization threatens mentorship, while a critic counters that unions protect against systemic workplace issues and
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Colleges Reinstate SAT, ACT Requirements
Dartmouth, Yale, MIT and others are reinstating SAT or ACT test score requirements for admissions, citing a need to better assess student readiness and
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State policies split on student retention
U.S. states are divided on when to hold students back, with some like Hawaii focusing on high school and others like Mississippi retaining in early grades.
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MIT Report Urges Grading Overhaul for AI Era
An MIT report urges changes in grading and social learning to address AI's impact on education, noting rising student isolation and assessment issues.
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Coursera's Top 100 Free Courses Draw Over 10
An analysis by Class Central identifies the 100 most popular free courses on Coursera, which have collectively garnered over 10.6 million enrollments.
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AI Threatens Student Critical Thinking, Educators Warn
Educators report that generative AI may erode students’ critical-thinking skills, citing classroom observations, national data and a college case study. The article discusses cognitive offloading, research findings and emerging school policies.
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ED’s New Accreditation Rule Sparks Debate
The Trump administration’s latest accreditation proposal, released for public comment on August 26, proposes sweeping changes to how accrediting agencies oversee colleges and universities. The plan, which could open the market to new accreditors and impose stricter standards on hiring, academic freedom, and student outcomes, has drawn sharp criticism from left-leaning experts and support from proponents who argue it will reduce bureaucracy and raise quality.
