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How AI Is Changing—Not ‘Killing’—College
Key findings from Inside Higher Ed’s student survey on generative AI show that using the evolving technology hasn’t diminished the value of college in their view, but it could affect their critical thinking skills.
Lake-Sumter Hires GOP Lawmaker as President
Lake-Sumter State College named GOP lawmaker John R. Temple as its president Thursday, making him the latest politician to helm...
CUNY Plans to Buy Manhattan Campus
Cash-strapped Metropolitan College of New York is planning to sell its Manhattan campus to the City University of New York...
Amy Wax Loses Lawsuit Against Penn
A Pennsylvania district judge dismissed a lawsuit Thursday against the University of Pennsylvania filed by Amy Wax, a tenured law...
Homeland Security Moves to Restrict How Long International Students Can Stay in U.S.
The proposal would limit international students’ duration of stay to four years. Advocates slammed the plan, saying it would force students “into a sea of administrative delays” at best.
Later Wake-Up Call for Inside Higher Ed’s Daily News Update
Loyal Inside Higher Ed readers who wake up to our daily newsletter will soon have an easier time finding each...
Class of 2026: Already Worried About Jobs After College
New Handshake data finds three in five rising seniors feel pessimistic about starting their career due to a competitive job market and a lack of available positions.
The Key Podcast: An English Professor Embracing AI
Only a third of chief technology officers recently surveyed by Inside Higher Ed believe their institution is adeptly handing the...