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David Head, The James G. Martin Center AI is here to stay, the experts say. Don’t fight it. Embrace it and give students a legitimate way to use AI in their writing. I’ve heard those claims.

In January, images of agents arresting 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos on his way home from school in Minneapolis shocked the consciences of people worldwide. Photographs of the pre-kindergartener juxtaposed his playful blue woven winter cap with the child’s look of fear and bewilderment—while an officer held him by his backpack to force him into a government vehicle.   Prior to 2025, enforcement actions against school-aged children in the interior of the country were rare. Indeed, for the past 30 years, presidents from both political parties supported immigration enforcement policies that discouraged agents from taking actions at schools and other “sensitive” locations. One of the Trump…

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned on Sunday that U.S. universities are “legitimate targets” after alleged U.S.-led attacks on Tehran University of Science and Technology and Isfahan University of Technology. “The reckless rulers of the White House should know that from now on, all universities of the occupying regime and American universities in the West Asia region are legitimate targets for us until two universities are struck in retaliation for the Iranian universities that have been destroyed,” the IRGC said.   “All staff, professors, and students of American universities in the region, as well as residents in their surroundings, are advised to stay at…

Attorney General Pam Bondi has sued seven states so far over policies that allow undocumented students to pay in-state tuition. Yasin Ozturk/Anadolu via Getty Images A Minnesota judge dismissed the federal government’s challenge to a state law in Minnesota that makes some undocumented students eligible for in-state tuition. This is the first ruling against the Trump administration’s campaign to end in-state tuition for undocumented students—a policy that the government’s lawyers have argued violates federal laws. In three of the seven lawsuits so far, the states agreed with the administration and scrapped their state laws.  But Minnesota challenged the Justice Department…

How To Design, Scale, And Optimize Employee Training With A Training Checklist A training checklist is more than a simple list of tasks; it is a structured tool that helps training managers design, deliver, and scale consistent employee training across the organization. In a business context, a well-built training checklist aligns learning activities with performance goals, ensuring that every employee receives the right knowledge at the right time. For L&D leaders, this is not just an administrative asset. A strong employee training checklist acts as a strategic framework that supports onboarding, upskilling, and compliance. Whether you are building a new…

Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter During an afternoon in the nation’s capital, a high school cafeteria buzzed with conversation as teachers, staff and students gathered around circular tables. It wasn’t lunchtime, it was a staff meeting at Columbia Heights Education Campus (CHEC) in Northwest D.C., one of our district’s 117 schools.   While students don’t typically attend these meetings, this one was different: students were present and at the center of the conversation. Scholars spoke candidly about their experiences with the school’s evolving model for clubs and internships — what was…

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Kentucky public college and university boards would be able to lay off faculty—regardless of tenure—for low enrollment in a major or, more broadly, “misalignment of revenue and costs,” under legislation that has almost passed the General Assembly. And these terminations could happen fast: The legislation only requires 30 days’ notice to the professor so they can defend their job to board members. The House had passed the legislation in mid-February, but the Senate took no action on House Bill 490 until Tuesday of last week, when Republican leaders suddenly hit the gas on the bill. They repeatedly removed it from and…

Bobby George, Substack Foucault and Montessori on the The Relationship Between Work and Education

The merger—a term the two combining institutions avoided, preferring “consolidation” or “federation”—seemed to make all the sense in the world. The two entities sat side by side in a major urban center, had complementary rather than competing academic missions and had discussed various forms of collaboration and combination for decades. Yet it took 80 years for the institutions to marry, and three years after the merger, their separate football teams still rumbled on Saturday afternoons. It took years to fully combine their course catalogs. And bickering about what to call the combined university continues to this day—almost 60 years later.…