higher education

University of Phoenix’s new centralized AI Center for students represents a decisive step toward mainstreaming generative AI literacy and practices across a large, working-adult population of learners, pairing tool access with policy, ethics, and practical instruction to help students use AI...

University of Phoenix has launched a centralized Center for AI Resources, a student‑facing hub intended to teach working adult learners, faculty and staff how to use generative AI (GenAI) ethically, safely and effectively—bundling plain‑language AI literacy, course‑aligned expectations, hands‑on...

University of Phoenix has launched a centralized Center for AI Resources to give working adult learners, faculty and staff a single, policy‑aligned hub for learning what generative AI is, how to use it responsibly in coursework, and how to apply AI skills for career-relevant outcomes. Background...

University of Phoenix’s new Center for AI Resources announced on December 1, 2025, delivers a centralized, student‑facing hub that pairs practical how‑tos, academic expectations, and privacy guidance with institution‑provisioned tools such as Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Copilot—an effort the...

University of Phoenix has launched a centralized Center for AI Resources designed to give working adult learners, faculty, and staff a single, policy-aligned hub for learning what generative AI is, how to use it responsibly, and where it belongs in coursework and career preparation, a move the...

The University of Oxford has begun a controlled pilot of a new generative-AI gateway called nebulaONE, developed by Microsoft partner Cloudforce and built on Microsoft Azure, expanding on earlier Saïd Business School deployments and joining a broader institutional push to offer secure, inclusive...

ANU documents released this week show former vice‑chancellor Professor Genevieve Bell received a cessation payment of $362,587 (gross) plus $61,639.79 in superannuation when she stepped down on 11 September 2025, will take 12 months of paid study leave and return to a five‑year, senior academic...

Penn State’s Smeal College of Business is moving from cautious experimentation to wholesale adoption of generative artificial intelligence across teaching, research, and operations—an ambitious, broad-sweeping effort that reads like a blueprint for what many business schools will attempt over...

Higher education stands at a crossroads where shifting enrollments, tighter budgets, and the rapid normalization of generative AI are forcing institutions to rethink how they manage the single most strategic asset they now possess: data. Microsoft’s new “Data-Empowered Institution” framing — and...

Ohio University Chillicothe is offering free, hands‑on community workshops this fall designed to demystify generative AI tools and teach practical prompt‑crafting skills for students, faculty, staff and local residents. The two‑part series—Unlocking the Power of AI: A Beginner’s Guide and...

The University of South Carolina has moved from pilot to programmatic adoption of Microsoft 365 Copilot, using workshops, cohort-based trials, and student-led outreach to fold generative AI into teaching, research, and administrative workflows—reporting measurable time savings for users while...

Universities across the United States — from Yale’s secured Clarity platform to MIT’s mandatory disclosure guidance, from UCLA’s campus-wide ChatGPT Enterprise deal to the California State University system’s sweeping ChatGPT Edu rollout — are moving beyond emergency memos and one-off bans to...

All West Virginia University–managed computers still running Windows 10 will be removed from the university network on Oct. 1, a last-resort enforcement step intended to protect WVU systems, research data and patient information ahead of the operating system’s end-of-support cycle. This hard...

AI has moved from an experimental novelty to a default tool in British lecture theatres and student workflows — and a new YouGov survey shows that the change is already reshaping how undergraduates study, submit assessments, and think about their careers. The headline figures are simple but...

Family Weekend at Baylor unfolded this year as a familiar campus ritual — food trucks, concerts, and a football kickoff — while simultaneously revealing an often-overlooked counter-narrative: for many international students the weekend is less a reunion than a careful juggling act of time zones...

In its 65th year, Baylor’s Family Weekend stands as a living tradition: born in 1960 as a one-day chance for parents to meet professors and evolved into a full weekend that stitches family, faith, and campus life into a single communal experience. Background A tradition begins: Parents Day, 1960...

Baylor’s Career Center has quietly handed the passenger seat to artificial intelligence — deploying Microsoft Copilot agents to streamline resume building, interview practice and career discovery — and the move raises as many practical benefits as it does governance questions for higher...

On a cool April afternoon in Raleigh, a student stood on the steps of the North Carolina State Capitol holding a Bible in one hand and the weight of a promise in the other — a scene that captures both the hopeful drama and practical purpose behind a nearly century-old experiment in student...

Penn State this week announced a focused, weeklong professional-development push — Learning Tools for Teaching: Explore, Engage, Elevate — that brings campus-supported learning platforms into one place for hands-on demonstrations, pedagogical conversation, and practical workshops designed for...

Microsoft has announced that eligible U.S. college students can claim a free, 12‑month subscription to Microsoft 365 Personal — which includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, 1 TB of OneDrive storage and the Copilot AI assistant — as part of its new Microsoft Elevate education...