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Harvard's AI Divide: Dean Says Embrace It, Faculty Say Not So Fast

Humanities professors are pushing back hard after Dean David Deming urged them to stop policing AI use and start welcoming it into writing-intensive courses.

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Princeton Confirms Deep Benefit Cuts as Financial Belt-Tightening Widens

The university says financial constraints will continue for the next several years, even as faculty and staff raise concerns about reduced benefits, slower hiring and deeper administrative cuts.

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Federal Judge Questions RIT’s Defense in Hiring Bias Suit

A ruling in the case allows a jury to decide whether race or national origin played a role in RIT’s decision not to hire a white administrator.

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New NCAA Rules Lead to Much Litigation

As student-athletes fight in court for a fifth year of eligibility, NCAA rule changes are creating fresh legal, financial and roster headaches for colleges.

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Wider Doors, Same Old Gaps? California's Pending Education Bills Face Scrutiny

From dual enrollment to financial aid timelines, a dozen pending California bills could reshape college access — but access alone won't guarantee success.

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Tough Choices, Long-Term Vision: Colleges Navigate Financial Headwinds

From workforce investments and AI initiatives to budget restructuring and expanded student supports, colleges are balancing immediate fiscal realities with long-term institutional priorities.

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As College Presidents' Tenures Shrink Nationally, These HBCU Boards Are Betting Big on Longevity

Huston-Tillotson's board recently voted to extend President Melva Wallace's contract by ten years — one of the longest extensions in higher ed post-COVID. She joins a small cohort of other presidents whose institutions see leadership stability as key to institutional transformation.

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At Achieving the Dream, Lenore Rodicio Wants Colleges Built for Change

Rodicio’s career has been defined by helping students recognize their own talent, a philosophy she now brings to one of the nation’s most influential community college networks.

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Mulling Over Presidential Turnover at Community Colleges

As community college presidents face shorter tenures and expanding expectations, the sector may need to rethink not just who leads, but how the role itself is structured.

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Antioch University Sues Coalition Partner Over Governance Dispute

What began as an innovative 2023 partnership to share resources with Otterbein University has devolved into a bitter legal war over board authority, financial control, and institutional independence.

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Why Schools Are Rolling Back AI Access

As K-12 major districts like NYC and LA Unified restrict generative AI, educators from primary schools to law programs are rewriting the rules of academic integrity — focusing less on catching AI use and more on ensuring students still learn to think.

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States Face New Pressure as Federal Education Role Shrinks

As federal officials push to return education authority to the states, critics warn that funding gaps and uneven accountability could deepen disparities for students nationwide.

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