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So Little Time, Not Enough Help With Time Management?

Students are interested in a variety of offerings for help with time management, according to the Student Voice survey on the college experience. High on the list are comprehensive syllabi, help with overall scheduling and social supports.

White row houses in Germany on the street level. A castle lit up at night is behind and on a hill.

Computing Pioneers Profoundly Disagree on AI Risk

Mingling with young researchers last month in Germany, luminaries in computer science debated AI’s potential impact on the future of humanity.

Career adviser meeting female college student

Report: Young Adults From Low-Income Families Lack Career Role Models

New research from Gallup and Amazon found mentorship positively impacted young adults in their career outcomes, but professionals from low-income backgrounds were less likely to have those figures in their lives. The report offers three recommendations for potential role models.

Biden Discharges $9B in Student Loans for 125K Borrowers

Another 125,000 people will have their student loans forgiven, the Biden administration announced Wednesday, just days after payments resumed following...

Stanford to Pay $1.9M for Alleged Failure to Disclose Foreign Funding

Stanford University has agreed to pay the U.S. government nearly $2 million to resolve allegations that it failed to report...
Photos of three academics who would've been on a now-canceled panel: Silvia Carrasco, Kathleen Lowrey and Elizabeth Weiss

‘Let’s Talk About Sex,’ or ‘Let’s Platform Transphobia’? Association Cancels a Panel

Five controversial female scholars were set to speak on sex and gender at next month’s big anthropology conference. Other academics alleged they were pushing harmful views conflicting with “settled science.”

An aerial shot of Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo.

Rapid Rehousing for Housing-Insecure Students

In 2022, Fort Lewis College launched its first housing assistance program to provide financial assistance and support for learners struggling with basic needs insecurity. The program has benefited from community and nonprofit support.

A $75M Gift to Endow Faculty Chairs at U of Chicago

Two alumni of the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business have committed $75 million to help establish 30 new...