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Boise State requires AI policies in every course syllabus – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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Checking your syllabus looks a little different this semester. Boise State now requires all instructors to include AI rules and guidelines in their syllabi. The Office of the Provost announced the requirement on Aug. 18, asking professors to incorporate explicit rules about AI in every course, including what purposes it should serve and when. “The basic information provided should include a clear statement explaining whether, when, and how students may use artificial intelligence.” Provost Zeyne
New technology added to Lincoln and Brady garages – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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The Lincoln and Brady garages implemented a new parking guidance system over the summer, adding electronic availability signs, improved wayfinding and expanded camera coverage During peak hours, the Lincoln and Brady garages can approach capacity, making open spaces more difficult to find. “We recognize that parking is limited. We have 7,800 spaces for people to use on campus,” said Tana Monroe, associate vice president for Boise State’s Department of Public Safety. “Trying to get everyone on ca
Boise State honors 25th anniversary of 9/11 with campus memorial – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Boise State students continue to honor the lives lost through an annual memorial organized by ASBSU. Early this morning, ASBSU held its annual 9/11 memorial, giving students and members of the Boise State community an opportunity to remember the victims and reflect on the impact of the attacks. The Boise State community planted 2,977 flags into the ground to symbolize all of the lives lost. The flags were split into two rectangular shapes t
College of Education and School of Public Service begin two-year merger – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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After a major college restructuring, Boise State combined the College of Education and School of Public Service into one, bringing together 15 undergraduate degrees and 20 graduate programs. Although both colleges were formally combined on July 1, integrating their new academic and administrative operations is expected to take about two years, according to Andrew Finstuen, former College of Education dean and interim dean of the newly established college. The merger comes in the aftermath of the
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