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An Uncertain Landscape for Science Funding
New obstacles for early-career researchers could undermine U.S. innovation and competitiveness in the long term.
The Bad Idea Gaining Traction in Higher Ed
Three-year degrees risk leaving students less prepared for a rapidly changing workforce.
‘Kids These Days Are So Sensitive’ and Other Misconceptions About Gen Z
Developmental psychologist Alexis Redding answers questions about college student mental health, generational gaps and what is really (or really isn’t) different between our lived experiences.
What Can One English Course Actually Teach?
The rise of AI should force my profession to be honest.
The Surprising Upside to a Classroom Full of Distracted Students
I spent months sitting in the back of an undergraduate lecture hall. Here’s what I overheard and saw on students’ screens.
The Superintelligence Force: A Moment to Reconsider the Pace and Nature of AI
In a remarkable period of intense development of powerful artificial intelligence capabilities, leaders in the industry have called for a modest level of oversight to ensure safety and provide protections against misuse and abuse of the power of AI.
You Can’t Build Golden Science Without Global Talent
Trump has announced millions in funding for new science and tech initiatives, but the anti-immigrant America First agenda could undermine his ambitions.