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Helping Students Emotionally Before They Turn to AI
A counseling center director shares ways to engage students using technology to mitigate potential harms from emotional reliance on generative AI chat bots.
Strike Failed to Pressure Rochester Into Non-NLRB Election
Ph.D. student workers say they’re not planning to resume a walkout this fall after trying in the spring to push the university to host a private union election.
How Public Media Cuts Could Limit Students’ Career Exploration
More than half of public media stations are affiliated with a college, and more host colleges students for career preparation. Cuts to federal funding may reduce internship and practicum experiences for learners.
Survey: Financial Constraints Limit Institutional Supports
College administrators say federal funding cuts are impacting their ability to provide essential services for students.
Higher Ed’s Accountability Moment
With an ROI rule coming into force, higher ed must respond with responsibility and intention, Jennifer Cowley writes.
ED Clamps Down on Student Voting Work
‘Higher Ed Alone Cannot Save Democracy’
More than a year into his presidency of the American Association of University Professors—including nearly seven months of Trump’s targeting of universities—Todd Wolfson is calling for a “multisector” fight that’s not just reactive.
Home Is Where the Job Shadow Is
Harvey Mudd College arranged for summer job shadows in students’ hometowns, making career exploration opportunities more readily available for underprivileged students.