Education

[ad_1] Now, OpenAI is suggesting that custom GPTs be created to accompany classes, facilitating learning during the semester, extending learning on the topic “and let[ting] people engage with the content…

[ad_1] We love a spirit week. But if you’re looking to spice up your school’s spirit week with something a little more mysterious and fun, consider going “underground”! Instead of…

[ad_1] The last few days before the holiday break are either a lot of fun for teachers or more like the last lap in Mario Kart. As the break keeps…

[ad_1] Vince Pellegrini, assistant registrar, academic scheduling (center, hand up), discusses Bucknell final exam scheduling during a meeting about optimizing scheduling with the group working on the project, including Samuel…

[ad_1] Research shows that comprehensive programs for student supports, personalized advising and nudging have some causal effects on retention. Hispanolistic/E+/Getty Images Across higher education, colleges, universities and other organizations are…

[ad_1] What will 2025 bring for higher education? With a new year on the horizon, a trio of financial organizations has released outlooks for the higher education sector that provide…

[ad_1] A new study finds links between insomnia and loneliness in college students. iiievgeniy/E+/Getty Images  Today’s college students are in a loneliness epidemic, according to U.S. surgeon general Vivek Murthy,…

[ad_1] Earlier this fall, Isabella Glassman wrote a compelling opinion piece for The New York Times entitled “Careerism Is Ruining College.” Glassman, a 2023 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania,…

[ad_1] Whenever I ask friends in higher ed marcomm how they’re doing, the most optimistic response I get is a resigned “hanging in there.” More often, though, they tell me…

[ad_1] In 2024, three states—Alabama, Iowa and Utah—banned diversity, equity and inclusion offices at public universities, continuing a trend that kicked off in 2023 with Florida and Texas. Three more…