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Data Shows AI ‘Disconnect’ in Higher Ed Workforce
Most university employees are using AI, but many aren’t sure how their institution wants them to employ the tools or how they feel about them, according to a new report.
Texas Drops ABA Oversight of Lawyers Amid Anti-DEI Crusade
As other states consider similar plans, experts say a new law school accreditor could soon emerge to challenge the American Bar Association. Politicians might like it, but law schools remain unlikely to abandon ABA standards any time soon.
Under ‘Immense Pressure,’ South Dakota Adopts Post-Tenure Review
While the South Dakota Board of Regents says post-tenure review is a move toward increased accountability, critics say the policy will effectively kill tenure in the state.
College Dining Halls Embrace Plant-Forward Menus
More institutions are pledging to increase their plant-based options in the name of sustainability, health and consumer demand. Students like the new fare—so long as dishes aren’t advertised as vegan or meatless.
5 Predictions on How AI Will Shape Higher Ed in 2026
Some education experts are prepared for the sector’s growing disenchantment with generative artificial intelligence. Others believe it will improve college systems and processes.
The Year That Changed Research
A year of mass federal grant terminations and sweeping policy changes to the nation’s research enterprise broke many scientists’ trust in the government. And those changes offer insight into what may come next year.
