The Chronicle of Higher Education

From the Archives: We know generative AI is in higher education to stay, but can the sector adapt, and keep up with this rapidly maturing technology? And what might colleges stand to gain, or lose, from embracing it? chroni.cl/4rGUh1Q

Opinion | A computer scientist speaks to the threat of AI. Plus: When did "the ideological transformation" begin? Readers weigh in. chroni.cl/4lE20wo

Opinion | Creative writing, at its best, is inefficient. It requires false starts, dead ends, and bad metaphors you have to live with long enough to recognize them as bad. chroni.cl/3NNokaj

Announcing his departure, Ohio State cited Ted Carter’s "inappropriate" relationship with a woman who was “seeking public resources to support her personal business.” What does the saga tell us about power — and the men who hold it — in higher ed? chroni.cl/4cS2c8X

Colleges are scrambling to submit an unprecedented amount of student information to the feds. It’s not going well. chroni.cl/47Cy1z2

Sian Beilock has chosen ubiquity at a moment when most of her peers, both inside and outside the Ivy League, have sought to avoid the limelight, lest they become targets for the Trump administration or other right-wing activists. chroni.cl/40FGca6

From the Archives: Opinion | It is higher education’s attitudes and behaviors on issues like racial preferences that have helped bring us to this moment. chroni.cl/4bPw70r

A growing group of college presidents say dogmatic wokeness, arrogant politicking, and an intellectual monoculture aren't just fabrications of the right wing, or myths to be dispelled; they're real problems in the academy that have turned off some of the public. chroni.cl/3P7SeGL

The legislative session is underway in dozens of states, and higher education is very much on the agenda. Here's the latest. chroni.cl/4uQr4Vc

Opinion | AI did not cause the crisis in peer review. But it exposes how little time, attention, and accountability the system now allows. chroni.cl/4bPvRyv

Cal Newport on resisting the temptation to automate hard thought. chroni.cl/3Pi4RPo

As the president of a small college in the Rust Belt, Jill Murray feels the crush of enrollment pressures. Her institution, Lackawanna College, has a plan to ease them. chroni.cl/47Tu7lo

From the Archives: Opinion | A few colleges are adapting to structural changes in the market. Is yours? chroni.cl/477dNgJ

The Chronicle is tracking state legislation to restrict colleges’ efforts to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion. Where does your state stand? chroni.cl/4dlRQ1e

More than 100 Jewish faculty and staff members at the University of California at Los Angeles have signed a letter condemning a lawsuit brought by the Trump administration, which accused the campus of tolerating hostility toward Jewish employees. chroni.cl/3NI1e4P

The U.S. Department of Education has issued its first orders toward college accreditors regarding the elimination of diversity, equity, and inclusion practices. chroni.cl/3PmSaCT

Blackboard's executives say reliably detecting AI cheating isn't possible. The company's chief product officer makes a case for why that might not be the crisis it sounds like. chroni.cl/4bOaFsA

In Florida, sociologists raced to rewrite an introductory course to comply with a state law that bars "speculative" content from general education curriculum. One scholars who participated said she wanted to save her field. Others say it's been gutted. chroni.cl/3NHPZta

From the Archives: Santa Ono had thousands of followers. Now, it's hard to find any. chroni.cl/4sLB3ZZ

Opinion | What happens when AI consistently tells us we’re right? chroni.cl/4d8Tzaj