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A lawyer for a former student suing the Bath boarding school for abuse and neglect apologized for erroneous citations in a court filing, which she said resulted from the use of an AI chatbot.
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Illinois Wesleyan University graduates 338 Titans
Illinois Wesleyan University commencement was on Sunday, May 3 in the Shirk Center.
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Kentucky’s unemployment rate holds steady at 4.2 percent
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary March 2026 unemployment rate was 4.2 percent, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS), an agency within the Kentucky Edu...
Analysis: GOP politics — and Little — have changed since 2018. This election proves it.
Gov. Brad Little faces no prominent hardline opponent in the May 19 GOP primary, and it’s no accident. For eight years, Little has sought to neutralize opposition from the right — while stepp…
Tareen family gifts $5 million to UND med school to establish Department of Dermatology
Mohiba and Basir Tareen's gift will establish the department and endow the Tareen Family Chair of Dermatology.
CU Denver faculty concerned over chancellor’s relationship with faculty member
Faculty at the University of Colorado Denver have gone public with concerns about the institution's chancellor, Ken Christensen, dating a professor who oversees a department focused on advancing other facult...
YMCA in Millsboro extends beyond summer camp
MILLSBORO — This past February, the Indian River School District board of education agreed to a partnership with the YMCA of Delaware for the YMCA to utilize the former Millsboro Middle School …
Commencement ceremonies set around Arkansas this weekend
Most of Arkansas' colleges and universities are conducting graduation ceremonies this week or next week, including the University of Arkansas and Arkansas State University. Here's the when and where for upco...
‘Enough to feed everybody’: a Siberian Yupik whaler reflects on the hunt
High school junior Tracy Tungiyan of Gambell interviewed a whaling captain to understand more about the hunt and its meaning for people in the village.
Schools, universities in NC monitoring for potential impacts from Canvas data breach
Duke says it was notified by Canvas of a cybersecurity incident resulting in unauthorized access to data.
Arlington high school reverses course on plan to use AI to pronounce student names during graduation
A Northern Virginia high school is backing out of a plan to use an artificial intelligence program to pronounce student names during graduation.
Cybersecurity breach hits Canvas learning platform, impacting some North Carolina schools
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction says it is in contact with the parent company of Canvas about the issue.
Harford County narrows schools superintendent search to 2 finalists
Harford County's Board of Education has narrowed its superintendent search to two finalists.
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A fundraiser has been established to offset veterinary expenses for the two surviving injured animals and to support the recovery of the agriculture program.
Professors sue Atlanta’s Emory University over handling of Israel-Gaza protests
Students and faculty have also protested against surveillance cameras on campus and handling of racist posts by a student
OPINION: Older adults serving in their communities are part of the solution
Idaho State University’s AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP Program brings seniors together in a peer connection program, and you can be part of it!
R.A.C.E. TO RESILIENCY
Ridge Mills Elementary School’s “R.A.C.E. to Resiliency” might have a little different meaning to students than it does to the race car drivers at Utica-Rome Speedway — but in both
Buckland votes down school operating assessments, OKs override
Buckland voters unanimously approved a $500,000 override while simultaneously voting down the assessments for Mohawk Trail and Franklin Tech.
Richens named top male NJCAA student-athlete
Each year one standout male and female student-athlete across all sports are recognized by the NJCAA with the highest honor. This year that award went to a Trapper, as Northwest College wrestler …
Organizer of Texas ‘Muslim only’ waterpark event runs a mispelled ‘Learing Center’ childcare org
The head of a Texas Islamic group that rented out a taxpayer-funded waterpark for an event that was advertised as "Muslim only" runs a childhood education center with the exact same unfortunate 'Learing Cent...
Free State wins 7th-straight state forensics title
Free State is once again the best forensics school in the state, continuing its streak of dominance with a seventh-straight state championship.
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