Topic: technology

Liberal arts have nothing to fear – as long as they embrace technology

November 28, 2024 in

Times Higher Education

by

Daniel Diermeier

for

Vanderbilt University

artificial intelligence, data, technology

Strong universities make for a strong United States

August 26, 2024 in

The Boston Globe

by

for

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

NASA, STEM, economy, national security, technology

Virginia is lagging in university-level research. Investing in private colleges can change that

December 1, 2023 in

Richmond Times-Dispatch

by

Christopher K. Peace, Irma Becerra

for

Marymount University, Virginia Private Colleges

growth, innovation, politics, technology

Today’s college rankings still measure the wrong things. It’s time to reinvent them

August 11, 2023 in

University Business

by

Mildred García

for

American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU)

rankings, technology

As Americans Live Long, It’s Time For Them To Go Back To College—And For Colleges To Find New Ways To Serve Them

June 5, 2023 in

by

for

Pace University

community, opportunity, technology

Universities As Vistas Of Intellectual Conflicts In The Age Of AI

May 30, 2023 in

by

for

Purdue University

artificial intelligence, commencement, technology

There’s another pandemic raging. It’s targeting the young and online.

April 17, 2023 in

The Washington Post

by

for

Purdue University

social media, technology

Not your parents’ Google: Why universities should embrace, not fear, ChatGPT and AI

April 7, 2023 in

by

Michael A. Fitts

for

Tulane University

artificial intelligence, technology

Engineering and the Diversity Imperative: The 15th Grand Challenge

October 17, 2022 in

National Academics

by

for

University of California at Davis

STEM, diversity, technology

Educators Had to Get Creative During the Pandemic. Now, Universities Are Building a More Resilient Future

August 11, 2021 in

by

for

Yale University

COVID-19, Online learning, technology

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