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Students Embrace AI but Fear False Accusations
A new survey finds that most students use AI to support learning—not to complete full assignments—but many worry about being wrongly accused of misuse.
Integrating AI Across the Liberal Arts
The University of Richmond’s new Center for Liberal Arts and AI helps students and faculty explore artificial intelligence ethically, critically and across disciplines.
Cornell Module Builds Critical Thinking in AI Era
The discipline-independent course helps students build critical thinking skills while giving faculty a framework to integrate them across courses.
Student Veterans Turn Service Into Art
From combat to the classroom, veterans at the New York Film Academy explore acting and storytelling to navigate postmilitary life.
How Libraries Shape AI Literacy on Campus
At institutions like Bryn Mawr College, libraries are emerging as AI sandboxes where students and faculty experiment with the tools and learn responsible use.
Report Urges California to Improve College Access
A new report outlines reforms—from transfer improvements to credit recognition—to help the state reach its 70 percent college attainment goal.
Rethinking First-Generation Labels
New Common App research shows that broad first- and continuing-generation labels can mask meaningful differences in student success.
Students Use Vision Boards to Plan Finances
Wichita State University’s workshop helps students visualize goals, talk about money and connect with campus resources.