NC can do more to confront a culture of abuse in athletics

The odds of winning Friday’s nearly $1 billion prize are 302,575,350 to one — about 300 times less likely than getting struck by lightning.

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Alumni of many colleges are wrestling with whether the practice of legacy admissions should survive after the Supreme Court gutted race-based admissions programs.

The decision by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s trustees came after the Supreme Court said affirmative action in admissions was unconstitutional.

Scientific journals need to harden their defenses against research manipulation.

The Vermont college cancels former Gov. John Mead for sins the school itself committed.

Player unions could help prevent college sports catastrophes and save a troubled industry from itself.

Mere punctuality and showing any sense of the responsibility to perform productively — once nonnegotiable assumptions — can now be enough to win a job.

College football's ongoing push for conference relalignment has left the Pac-12 dangling, jeopardizing football's identity for an entire part of the country.

Elite colleges should increase their enrollments, but that will require more building and changes in land-use laws.

Arizona State University said Thursday that applicants to degree programs at its college of law will be allowed to use generative artificial intelligence in application preparation.

While some institutions are banning the use of the new AI tool, others are leaning into its use and offering courses dedicated solely to navigating the new technology. Andrew Maynard has studied cutting-edge technology for nearly two decades and tracked the rise of generative artificial intelligence from the start. As interest in AI intensified, he knew he had to release an offering for students—and fast. “We got to the point where it was very clear to me [that] there was a lot of panic, a lot of intrigue and things were moving fast,” said Maynard, a professor at Arizona State University’s School for the Future of Innovation in Society.

While their relatively low price is an advantage, they often lag behind nationally known institutions on other perceived values.