Month: October 2026
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AI for Me, Academic Misconduct for Thee
By Staff Writer · October 31, 2026
Imagine a professor asking artificial intelligence to draft a syllabus, prepare lecture slides, generate discussion questions, and develop a grading rubric. Then imagine that professor opening the first class with a warning: students who use AI to complete their assignments…
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Education Department publishes final accreditation overhaul
By Staff Writer · October 31, 2026
The Education Department published final accreditation regulations effective July 1, 2027, easing recognition of new accreditors and allowing colleges to change accreditors more readily.
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Teachers union and borrowers sue over public service loan forgiveness delays
By Staff Writer · October 31, 2026
The American Federation of Teachers and borrowers filed a proposed class action against the Education Department, alleging delays in Public Service Loan Forgiveness applications and removal of previously credited payments.
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Departing Dartmouth provost challenges fairness of review into undisclosed AI use
By Staff Writer · October 31, 2026
Dartmouth’s departing provost, Santiago Schnell, disputed the fairness of the university’s AI review through his attorney in reporting updated Friday.