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Gaining Doctors’ Trust Through AI Advice: Academic Minute
Biden Announced Loan Forgiveness a Year Ago. The Battle Was Only Beginning.
Although the Supreme Court blocked the president’s plan, his decision to forgive some student loans has reshaped policy and politics.
Union Institute & University Mired in Financial Woes
Union Institute has been missing payroll and rent payments at facilities in Ohio and Florida. University leaders have offered little reassurance or recourse as employees fear a potential closure.
Southern New Hampshire Shuttering Kenzie Academy Boot Camp
Only two years after acquiring the coding trainer, the university cited the rise of AI and increased competition as reasons for the shutdown.
Minority-Serving Institutions Lead on Student Economic Mobility
The second annual analysis by Third Way found that minority-serving institutions continue to provide students with more economic opportunity and mobility.
Academic Success Tip: Incorporate Digital Badging for Individualized Learning
A Brenau University education professor added digital badges to an online course to motivate students to take responsibility for their learning and provide equitable grading standards.
Free Speech Requirements Proposed for Law Schools
The proposal by the accrediting arm of the American Bar Association comes in the wake of multiple incidents of law school students shouting down speakers.
Days Before Classes Resume, Michigan Reaches Deal With Grad Student Union
Many graduate student instructors and staff assistants walked off the job March 29, ceasing their teaching and causing grading havoc in some departments. A proposed deal may prevent the strike’s resumption this fall.