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NOT BEATING, JOINING How Colleges Are Reimagining Learning in an AI World By Beth McMurtrie They shift to working with AI, not around it. ADVERTISEMENT THE REVIEW | ESSAY By David Bromwich On the virtuous insularity of campus protest now. SYNTHETIC SYNTHESIS Those Voices on the Podcast? Listen Closely. By Declan Bradley A new AI tool promises instant expertise in your ears. Professors see potential, and risks. THE REVIEW | OPINION The Demise of College Sports as We Know Them By E. Gordon Gee and Kent Syverud College presidents should consider a radical change to the conference model. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT How a Group of Amateurs Rewrote the History of America’s Pastime By Karin Fischer For decades, the achievements of baseball’s earliest Black stars were kept out of the record books. Then some “geeks” changed the score.
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Virtual Events: Tune In Live ENROLLMENT AND RECRUITMENT The Year Ahead: Enrollment Issues and Solutions UPCOMING: October 16, 2024 | 2 p.m. ET. Every fall, colleges take a breather and evaluate whether enrollment went well. This forum, hosted by former Chronicle editor Jeff Selingo, will help you make next year’s process a success. With Support From MARKETview. Register here. ENROLLMENT AND ADMISSIONS Microcredentials’ Macro-Potential UPCOMING: October 17, 2024 | 2 p.m. ET. Microcredential programs benefit students by offering higher-education on-ramps, mid-career tune-ups, and opportunities for shifts in professional direction. Learn how to create a successful microcredential program. With Support From Coursera. Register here. The Student-Success Journey: Helping Students Overcome Loneliness UPCOMING: October 23, 2024 | 2 p.m. E.T. Loneliness is a silent epidemic on college campuses. Join this virtual forum to see how colleges are handling this issue, and how you can too. With Support From Mongoose. Register here.
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Views ADVICE What to Expect in Your First Year of Work at a Small College By Lisa Jasinski and Lisa Anderson-Levy How to make a smooth transition from doctoral student at a research university to faculty member on a liberal-arts campus. ADVERTISEMENT
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