1 of 3 Hispanic students have dropped out of college at some point, survey says
The lazy myth about online colleges and ‘too much advertising’
Let's judge schools, including online learning, not by how they attempt to accomplish their mission but by whether they in fact accomplish it
AI skills could eclipse college degrees
Most business leaders and employers agree that having experience with AI tools can boost the resumes of recent college graduates
How are applicants using AI in admissions?
A new survey highlights the growing influence of AI tools, fairness concerns, and calls for clearer guidelines in the admissions process
How to re-engage the “some college, no credential” population
Alarmingly, students' perception of the value of a college degree drops some 50 percent after stopping out
Students lead in embracing GenAI for learning, career success
A new D2L-sponsored survey examines how GenAI adoption impacts student satisfaction and re-enrollment
Bridging the financial literacy gap for Gen Z
Combining technology with comprehensive education can equip students with the skills and tools they need for lifelong financial success
Pittsburgh steels itself for innovation with launch of NVIDIA AI Tech Community
Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh will accelerate innovation and public-private collaboration through a pair of joint technology centers with NVIDIA
Strategies for discussing cheating with students
Conversations about cheating can be challenging, but being direct and consistent helps build a culture of academic integrity
What’s the latest on minority enrollment?
A new analysis of over 624,000 incoming college students reveals an increase in Black student representation, driven by significant growth at small public institutions
Baked-in bias or sweet equity: AI’s role in motivation and deep learning
