This week, our Faber Poem of the Week is ‘The way you say pen’, from Chaotic Good, Isabelle Baafi's piercing debut about how we are made, how we get lost and how we find new selves.

All social science Core classes will transition to an “analog” approach for the upcoming academic year, restricting in-classroom technology use and banning AI-assisted writing and grading for students...

Jennifer Egan’s prescient reclamation of human sensemaking

AI writing is impossible to avoid, is making everything sound the same, and is driving us crazy.

Many scientific studies assume that the features of painted faces are the facts of the flesh-and-blood countenances to which they refer. This assumption is not only false; it is preposterous.

“With a free Skynet Edu account, students can gain the career-readiness needed to navigate an exciting future in which they will be hunted by a remorseless, ...

Venture capitalists can't subsidize cheap AI forever, and the hunger for more compute is affecting the labor market, the gadget market, and electricity prices.

Public colleges now have until next year to ensure their web pages and mobile apps are accessible to people with disabilities in accordance with recent updates to the ADA. Disability advocates decried...

Sturges Hall (Photo by Keith Walters ’11) Opinion By Costas Solomou, Vice President, Enrollment Management Published by the Office of Enrollment Management When Yale University released its Committee ...

Position SummaryLecturers in the English Department teach a 3/3 load. In addition to teaching, lecturers are responsible for attending required staff ...

“In recent months, more and more administrative reports centered on LLM-related issues, and editors were being overwhelmed.”

I teach a freshman seminar on kids and society. For their first project, my students create an infographic that aims to clarify a common misconception about “kids these days.” For reasons I’ll outline...

Fridley and Duluth public schools and Education Minnesota say responding to the surge of immigration enforcement has diverted time and money from student learning.

In her debut column, “Echoes in the Quad,” higher education policy scholar Dominique J. Baker explores how the political oppression of the McCarthy era reverberates in the stifling of academic freedom...

All of higher ed now suffers the attacks of politics and technology.