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Her daughter must be dead. This is what Archie Gottesman concluded when checking the location of her middle daughter, who had claimed to be out with friends on a warm summer night in New York City. The phone tracker, and…
As colleges scramble to write rules for artificial intelligence in the classroom, one basic question remains unknown: How many students are actually using it? An anonymous survey of 338 undergraduates at the University of Chicago shows that the answer may…
CONCORD, Calif. — Ninth grader Soraya Martin is a bubbly, social teenager who recently found a new passion. “I’m a very creative writer, I love to write stories for fun,” she says. Stories come naturally to Soraya, but reading and…
Absenteeism is a huge and seemingly intractable problem for the nation’s public schools. And Michigan has one of the worst attendance rates in the country. That makes it a prime target for researchers. In hundreds of schools, more than 3…
Arcadia University’s shift toward holistic college advising and a unified student information system broke down campus silos and drove historic retention gains.
A new survey reveals about half of students underestimate annual college expenses by over $14,000, with tuition and textbooks among the biggest financial surprises.
Jonathan Sparling, vice president of strategic partnerships at CollegeWell, explains how 529 plans work and what happens if a child gets a full scholarship.
A recent grad discusses how to take advantage of Naviance and other online tools to make an informed college list.
Indiana University President Pamela Whitten shares insights on the massive success of the school’s free AI college class and how leaders can scale AI literacy across all disciplines.
Higher ed expert Melissa Morriss-Olson shares her latest EdTech innovation rave.