Academic Freedom Under Fire: How Texas University Restructuring Reflects Broader Educational Shifts
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Microsoft Targets Education Sector with Strategic Copilot Pricing and Integration Push
In a strategic move to capture the lucrative education technology market, Microsoft is preparing to launch a specialized Microsoft 365…
AI-Native Students: 80% Use AI For Schoolwork – New Oxford Study Reveals Impact
A groundbreaking study from Oxford University Press reveals that 80% of students aged 13-18 now use AI tools for schoolwork. While 90% have developed new skills through AI, many struggle with dependency and identifying trustworthy content. The research highlights the urgent need for AI literacy in modern education.
For today’s students, artificial intelligence has become as fundamental to learning as textbooks were to previous generations. A comprehensive new study from Oxford University Press provides unprecedented insight into how AI is reshaping education, revealing that eight in ten students aged 13-18 regularly use AI tools for their schoolwork. This transformation represents both remarkable opportunities and significant challenges for the educational landscape in the United Kingdom and beyond.
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The End Of College-For-All — And The Rise Of The Skills Economy
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US Colleges Weigh Trump Demands With Billions of Funds at Stake
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Kildare student wins international award for quantum cybersecurity project
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Free College Tuition Expands: 4 Major Institutions Launch New Programs
Four prominent institutions have announced free college tuition initiatives for qualifying undergraduates. These programs represent a significant expansion of financial aid accessibility as colleges compete in an increasingly selective admissions landscape. Each institution offers unique eligibility requirements and implementation timelines.
Free college tuition programs continue gaining momentum nationwide as four additional prominent institutions announce major financial aid expansions. The University of Utah, Smith College, Bryn Mawr College, and Stevens Institute of Technology have each unveiled initiatives guaranteeing free tuition for eligible undergraduates, according to recent analysis of the growing trend in student financial aid reform. These programs join dozens of similar initiatives across higher education as institutions compete for advantages in an increasingly selective admissions environment.
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Dartmouth’s Evergreen AI Puts Student Wellness To The Test
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$4.4M Federal Initiative Expands Disability Inclusion in Manufacturing
Major Federal Investment Transforms Manufacturing Employment A significant $4.44 million federal initiative is reshaping Canada’s manufacturing and construction sectors to…
Microsoft Warns Universities Hit by Payroll Phishing Attacks
Microsoft has uncovered a sophisticated payroll diversion campaign targeting university employees across the United States, with hackers stealing credentials through…