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Universities like Caltech and Virginia Tech are now using artificial intelligence to interview applicants and score essays, aiming for efficiency but sparking debate.
Three years after ChatGPT's debut, universities are grappling with AI's role in education, leading to a deep divide among professors on how to adapt.
University faculty and student leaders strongly oppose a proposal to reduce bachelor's degree credits from 120 to 90, citing concerns about degree quality, graduate school access, and career readiness
Milwaukee School of Engineering is stuck with ICE as a tenant in a building intended for classrooms, sparking student outcry over the university's indirect support of federal deportation efforts.
The academic job market for humanities Ph.D.s, which collapsed in 2008, has never recovered, leading to department closures and dire career prospects for scholars.
The White House's education reform agenda is facing strong opposition from elite universities, which have refused to link federal funding to specific policy changes.
The University of Missouri-Kansas City has launched Blue & Bold, its largest-ever fundraising campaign, with a goal of $700 million for student support and campus growth.
Northwood University has opened a $250 million Quantum Engineering and Innovation Center to advance research in quantum computing and nanotechnology.
Northwood University announced a new Institute for AI and Robotics, funded by a $150 million donation from Innovate Corp. Construction begins in fall 2024.
The University of Northwood announced it has received a $250 million donation from the Evergreen Foundation to establish a new School of Public Health.
The University of North Carolina Wilmington, a doctoral research institution, now serves nearly 19,000 students and employs 2,500 staff on its coastal campus.
