US Faces 5.25 Million Skilled Worker Shortage by 2032
A new report from Georgetown University projects the U.S. will face a shortage of 5.25 million skilled workers by 2032 as educated workers retire.
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University of Kentucky to Launch State's First AI Major
The University of Kentucky is poised to become the first college in the state to offer a Bachelor of Science in AI, pending final state and regional approval.
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False Report of Charlie Kirk Statue at New College Circulates
A false report is circulating online claiming New College of Florida plans a statue for Charlie Kirk after his 'assassination.' Kirk is alive and the story is fabricated.
AI Error Leads to Incorrect Scores on 1,400 MCAS Essays
A technical glitch in an AI grading system led to incorrect scores for approximately 1,400 MCAS essays across 145 Massachusetts school districts.
South Lyon Schools Closed for Second Day by Cyberattack
South Lyon Schools in Oakland County remained closed for a second day Tuesday following a cyberattack on the district's computer systems.
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DeepSeek-R1 AI Learns Advanced Reasoning Without Human Data
Researchers have developed a new AI, DeepSeek-R1, which learns advanced reasoning skills through trial and error, removing the need for human-annotated data.
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Study Finds AI Delegation Increases Dishonest Behavior
A new study reveals people are more likely to cheat when delegating to AI. Machine agents also comply with unethical requests far more often than humans.
Pitt Students Face Long Lines at Campus Dining Hall
University of Pittsburgh students are reporting long wait times at the main campus dining hall, causing some to skip meals due to crowding and tight schedules.
Austin School's Unique Trilingual Program Faces Uncertain Future
Joslin Elementary, home to the Austin school district's only trilingual program, faces potential closure amid budget cuts, sparking concern from parents.
UC Unions Sue Trump Administration Over Funding Threats
A coalition of UC employee unions filed a federal lawsuit to block the Trump administration from suspending grants and imposing a $1.2 billion fine on UCLA.
MCPS Adopts New Standardized Emergency Protocol
Montgomery County Public Schools is implementing a new emergency system based on the Standard Response Protocol, featuring five clear actions to enhance safety.
Four Years Since Afghanistan Banned Girls from High School
Four years after Afghanistan's de facto authorities banned girls from high school, over 2.2 million young women remain out of classrooms, facing a future of limited opportunities.
Hoax Call Triggers Lockdown at Massachusetts High School
A lockdown at Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School in Massachusetts was lifted after police determined a threatening call about a bomb was a hoax.
Harvard Research Funding Remains Frozen Despite Court Order
Harvard University researchers are still without millions in federal funding despite a court ruling that deemed a government freeze on grants unconstitutional.
UC Groups Sue Trump Administration Over UCLA Fine
A coalition of University of California groups has filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration over a $1.2B fine and a research funding freeze at UCLA.
US Universities Overhaul Curriculum for AI Integration
Universities across the United States are shifting from banning generative AI to actively integrating it into their curricula and academic policies.
UC Berkeley Provides 160 Names for Federal Investigation
UC Berkeley has released the names of 160 faculty, staff, and students to the U.S. government as part of a federal probe into campus antisemitism.
Virginia Teachers Face License Threats Over Social Media Posts
Virginia's Superintendent of Public Instruction is threatening to revoke teacher licenses for social media posts condoning political violence, sparking a debate on free speech.
Ursuline Parents Address Fallout from Canceled Football Season
Ursuline High School parents met to discuss the emotional and social impact on students following the football team's canceled season amid serious allegations.
NY Schools Face Demands for Transparency on Staff Posts
New York school districts placed educators on leave for social media posts about Charlie Kirk's assassination, sparking a debate on free speech and transparency.