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AI and the Struggle for Control Over Research
For those feeling queasy about academic publishers’ AI deals, Günter Waibel and Dave Hansen argue the way forward is not more restrictive licenses—it’s open access.
Report: Implementing Tech for Incarcerated Students’ Success
A new publication from Ithaka S+R evaluates best practices in identifying and integrating technology into higher education in correctional facilities, weighing security concerns with academic goals.
Can a Virtual Rabbinical Program Help Hebrew Union College Get Back on Track?
Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion is struggling with dwindling rabbinical school enrollments and ongoing financial challenges. Leaders hope a new online program makes a difference.
Editor Exodus From Elsevier’s ‘Journal of Human Evolution’
U.S. Finalizes New Rules for Distance Ed and College Prep Programs
In a blow for immigration advocates, the Education Department decided against expanding some TRIO programs to undocumented students.
Ep. 139: Enrollment Management's AI Future
Artificial intelligence may soon be improving the enrollment management experience for students, teams and institutions.
AI-Authored Abstracts ‘More Authentic’ Than Human-Written Ones
Higher ratings for AI-authored abstracts should not obscure the need for engaging prose with a “human touch,” says study co-author.
This Is What We’ll Do When You Mess With Us
Daniel DiMassa writes critically of the university’s new rules of free thought in an “OK AI” age.