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AI Likely Driving Surge in Letters to the Editor
In the three years since large language models went mainstream, the number of new authors publishing a high volume of letters to the editor in scientific journals has also surged. Researchers say there’s likely a link—and it exposes cracks in academia’s publish-or-perish culture.
Notre Dame Drops ‘Catholic Mission’ Language From Staff Values
AAUP Report Defends Shared Governance Amid Political Attacks
Volunteer EMTs Provide Medical Response Support on Campus
Florida State University trains dozens of students to provide medical response services on campus, supplementing full-time professionals.
Dismantling of ED Earns Some Praise Amid the Gloom
Numerous higher ed leaders, advocates and politicians weighed in on McMahon’s plan to ship several ED programs to other agencies. Here’s a snapshot of what they said.
Weekly Wisdom | CU Denver Chancellor Kenneth Christensen
Lessons in leadership through a role of collaboration.
Why Teaching With Artificial Intelligence Is ‘Like a Giant Field Experiment’
THE Award–winning educationalist Jenny Moffett talks about using AI so it supports learning rather than risks deskilling students, dealing with uncertainty in the classroom and the value of boredom.
McMahon Breaks Up More of the Education Department
Trump officials announced six agreements with four agencies to take over some of ED’s responsibilities.