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Dartmouth Provost Resigns Over AI Use
A review committee used Santiago Schnell’s available chat logs to help determine that he overused artificial intelligence to help write published articles and wasn’t forthcoming about it.
Fort Hays State Rescinds Natural History Museum Closure
Word of the Kansas university’s decision to close the Sternberg Museum of Natural History sparked community outrage. The reversal offers hope to others fighting to keep the Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel alive.
Colleges Embrace Streaming to Advertise Strengths
With about 50 percent of TV viewership coming from streaming, colleges are turning to platforms like Netflix in hopes of getting prospective students’ attention.
Which Undergrad Credentials Offer Earnings Premiums? New Tool Breaks It Down.
The HEA Group has released an online tool comparing certificate and degree completers’ earnings with high school graduates’ pay, by state. It’s another outgrowth of the coming federal earnings test.
Maryland Offers Tuition Raffle to Lure Students to Football Game
Ala. Senator: Students Should ‘Quit’ Some 4-Year Universities
4 Lessons on What Makes a College Degree Worthwhile
Recent research and initiatives highlight how students and institutions weigh the value of higher education beyond financial returns.
Top Research Universities Spent Less on Lobbying Congress in Q3
As Congress adjourned to campaign for the midterm elections, lobbying from major research universities declined slightly.