The new initiative lets students take classes across institutions without transferring or losing progress toward a degree.

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Much like the economy at large, the platforms like Substack operate on superstar economics, favoring big players over independent creators.

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Prince William’s most recent statement to The Sunday Times’ Roya Nikkah has sparked a vast amount of chatter. For those unversed with the contents in this piece, it included some personal promises by ...

Lucy James spent over a decade as a video producer and on-air personality at GameSpot. Now she’s leaving to join the growing ranks of games media talent who are going independent. But unlike many of ...

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Democrats’ long-awaited autopsy of the 2024 election backfired almost immediately after it was released on Thursday. The Democratic National Committee’s biting and gloomy portrait of the party ...

W. Kamau Bell, the award-winning TV host, comedian and filmmaker, is teaming with Malcolm Gladwell’s Pushkin Industries podcast and audiobook company to launch a new video podcast, “Who’s With Me?” as ...

I worry about my students' writing. Many professors do these days. A 2025 Inside Higher Ed survey found that 85% of undergraduates use AI in their coursework, and a large chunk simply let bots write ...