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The Review | ForumHow Will Artificial Intelligence Change Higher Ed?
ChatGPT is just the beginning. Twelve scholars and administrators explain. -
The Review | Opinion
I’m a Student. You Have No Idea How Much We’re Using ChatGPT.
No professor or software could ever pick up on it. -
Academic Integrity and AI
ON DEMAND: With AI tools like ChatGPT allowing students to pass off seemingly original work as their own, academic integrity has become a major issue. What do instructors and administrators need to know to thwart such cheating? With Support From Honorlock. Watch on demand. -
'Compassionate Care'
One of America’s Oldest Hospitals Lay Abandoned. Then a University Stepped In.
New Orleans’s Charity Hospital was the site of horrors when Hurricane Katrina hit. Now, Tulane is spending hundreds of millions to bring it back to life. -
Advice
5 Lessons for Higher Ed’s Least Powerful Administrators
What department chairs can learn about leadership from Everything Everywhere All at Once. -
AI and Higher Ed: the Leadership Perspective
ON DEMAND: Artificial intelligence can create endless opportunities but also endless unknowns. What do higher-ed leaders predict about that future? Join us for a virtual forum to explore that question. With Support From Microsoft. Watch on demand. -
The Review | Opinion
Higher Ed’s Grim, Soulless, Ed-Techified Future
Temple’s Jason Wingard championed “skillification.” He’s out, but his vision lives on. -
The Responsive Campus
ON DEMAND: Today’s students are used to the always-available customer service of digital-first businesses — and they expect the same from their colleges. Learn how institutions can adjust. With Support From Zendesk. Watch on demand. -
Artificial Intelligence and Research Ethics
ON DEMAND: What ethical risks are associated with artificial-intelligence research? Join us to hear from experts on how your institution can foresee those risks and develop strategies to navigate them. With Support From UF. Watch on demand. -
The Review | Essay
Why Did Slavoj Žižek Become So Popular?
In an era of partisan pandering, he offers something radically different.
