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[ad_1] The second in a three-part series about courseware. Part 1 is here. Montoya Thomas recalls sleepless nights in college, crushing energy drinks from the local...
[ad_1] A University of California academic-governance panel has voted to undo a controversial admissions standard that professors fear is not preparing students for college-level math, just...
[ad_1] As a law student at the University of Texas at Austin, Sam Jefferson worked in the school’s diversity office. Jefferson said he learned firsthand just...
[ad_1] User-friendly artificial-intelligence tools like ChatGPT are new enough that professors aren’t yet sure how they will shape teaching and learning. That uncertainty holds doubly true...
[ad_1] A professor of English at Palm Beach Atlantic University, a private Christian institution in Florida, had his contract terminated this week after a parent complained...
[ad_1] As colleges’ online catalogs grow, so too has the push to develop standards of quality for those courses. But are in-person classes getting the same...
[ad_1] Marymount University, in Virginia, plans to make a sharp turn away from the humanities, eliminating nine liberal-arts majors for undergraduate students. The move highlights tough...
[ad_1] Eric Enriquez is a determined student. But some days, his mental-health challenges make it difficult for him to participate in class. “There are some days...
[ad_1] Heterodox Academy is starting a new program that will provide support for a network of groups on college campuses to further the organization’s mission of...
[ad_1] At least one Florida university has been asked to report its “expenditure of state resources” on programs and courses related to critical race theory and...
[ad_1] Is the college essay dead? Are hordes of students going to use artificial intelligence to cheat on their writing assignments? Has machine learning reached the...