Jennifer Kabbany
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Dartmouth provost under fire for ‘using AI for everything’ | The College Fix (opens the original)
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Dartmouth University’s provost is under fire for his repeated reliance on AI to assist with his writings. Investigations by Semafor and The Dartmouth student newspaper have shown that Provost Santiago Schnell, a Venezuelan native whose specialty is mathematics, repeatedly used AI in his writings — even in a recent op-ed for The Washington Post in which he warned against the dangers of AI’s influence on a college education and a degree’s worth. He has now been accused of violating Dartmouth’s Aca
Federal judge rules NCAA can allow men on women’s teams, Riley Gaines plans appeal | The College Fix (opens the original)
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the NCAA that had challenged its policy of allowing men who identify as women to play on women’s sports teams. U.S. District Judge Tiffany Johnson, a 2024 Biden appointee, ruled that the collegiate sports organization is not beholden to Title IX because it is not a recipient of direct federal financial assistance, Fox News reported. The two-year-old lawsuit, Gaines v. NCAA, had challenged the organization and the University of Georgia for allegedly
After massive backlash, UMich suspends plan to launch pass/no credit grading policy | The College Fix (opens the original)
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University of Michigan / YouTube screenshot The University of Michigan has decided to suspend its controversial and highly criticized plan to launch a pass/no credit grading policy next fall, campus leaders announced Monday. President Domenico Grasso, in a memo to the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, wrote that while the plan was a “thoughtful, creative experiment,” due to the negative media coverage “I worry further that our students could bear the consequences of those mispercepti
Mass resignations hit U. Iowa Intellectual Freedom Center advisory council over independence concerns | The College Fix (opens the original)
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University of Iowa / College of University, Shutterstock Launching the Center for Intellectual Freedom at the University of Iowa hit a big snag this week after nearly half of its Advisory Council resigned in protest. The en masse resignations come amid concerns from resigning members that the Board of Regents seeks to embed the center’s operations into the university in a business-as-usual setup, rather than allowing it to operate independently to counteract what they view as left-wing bias on c
University of California students cannot be forced to use transgender peers’ preferred pronouns, judge rules | The College Fix (opens the original)
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A judge's gavel; Anna Stills/Shutterstock ‘There is no categorical ‘harassment exception’ to the First Amendment’s free-speech clause’ University of California students who do not wish to call someone by their preferred pronouns may do so without fear of punishment thanks to a court ruling this week. U.S. District Court Judge Fred Slaughter granted a preliminary injunction against a UC system policy that could punish students for “dead-naming” peers. Citing precedent that “there is no categorica
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