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THE REVIEW | ESSAY How Are Students Really Using AI? By Derek O'Connell Here’s what the data tell us.
BACKGROUNDER These Students Use AI a Lot — but Not to Cheat By Beth McMurtrie For some students, the technology can effectively replace collaborative learning with classmates and office hours with professors. A 'CONNECTOR' SEVERED Congress Cut a Federal Nutrition Program, Jeopardizing Campus Jobs and Community Services By Aisha Baiocchi The elimination of SNAP-Ed funding has already prompted layoffs at one campus, with more likely to follow.
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LATITUDES Visa Fears Disrupted Foreign Students’ Summer Plans. Here’s How One College Stepped In. By Karin Fischer Plus, Russia blacklists Yale, and the latest on international students and free speech. PODCAST Course Catalog: Food for Thought — Literally By Fernanda Zamudio-Suarez Everyone eats. In this course at Texas Christian University, students learn how the food they consume shapes their lives. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. THE EDGE What If the Best Way to Be Truly Productive Was to Take a Break? By Scott Carlson Sabbaticals, if they’re rethought, could help academics make connections, process ideas, and come up with new ones.
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SPONSOR CONTENT | Thomas Jefferson University A Long History of Looking Forward From pioneering the modern military ambulance to the first successful open-heart surgery, Sidney Kimmel Medical College shares how they’re continuing to shape the future of medicine and health care.
From the Archives NEWS By Carolyn G. Heilbrun These two seemingly unlikely groups hold the power to give women a larger role on college faculties.
From the Chronicle Store Raising Your College's Profile Reputations in higher education are notoriously difficult to change. But some institutions are innovating in the ways they reach their audiences. Order this issue brief for insights on how to create the reputation you want for your college.
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