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University of Houston Cancels ‘Confronting Oppression & Injustice’ Course
The course’s axing is yet another example of curricular censorship at Texas public universities.
In Fourth Week, Government Shutdown Increasingly Hinders Higher Ed
Georgia Tech says it’s cutting expenses to “preserve cash,” the University of Hawaiʻi system is paying federally funded workers $20 million every two weeks and a N.J. community college says a solar energy training program is in jeopardy.
Big 4 Becomes Big 14 in Dominating International Education
Competition in the international education market is heating up as more countries vie for students.
The Key: Publishing Advice From ‘The Public Scholar’ and ‘L.A. Times’ Op-Ed Editor
Report: ChatGPT Suggests Self-Harm, Suicide and Dangerous Dieting Plans
Researchers identified tendencies for the chatbot to respond to prompts from fictitious teens by promoting harmful behaviors, as long as users told it the information was for a friend or project.
Jury Awards $6M in CSU Harassment Case
State Financial Aid Increased 12% in 2023–24
UVA Settles With Justice Department
The University of Virginia agreed to a settlement with the Trump administration that will pause investigations over allegedly illegal diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.