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Original and curated reporting on the transformation of K-12 and higher education through technology.

CU Boulder Partners With NASA to Study Weather Systems 06/23/2026

NASA is pursuing research led by the University of Colorado Boulder to use identical twin satellites to study how changes in Earth's lower atmosphere influence the planet's upper atmosphere.

CU Boulder Partners With NASA to Study Weather Systems NASA is pursuing research led by the University of Colorado Boulder to use identical twin satellites to study how changes in Earth's lower atmosphere influence the planet's upper atmosphere.

University of Hawaii to Build Data Center for Healthcare 06/23/2026

The University of Hawaii will use a federal investment of more than $12 million over five years to create a garage-sized data center to support AI-driven healthcare research.

University of Hawaii to Build Data Center for Healthcare The University of Hawaii will use a federal investment of more than $12 million over five years to create a garage-sized data center to support AI-driven healthcare research.

High-Achieving College Grads Struggle to Find Work Amid Tech Advances 06/23/2026

A pair of new studies show how changes in the job market and AI are affecting industries that play a vital role in Virginia's economy, while raising new barriers to well-educated graduates looking for entry-level jobs.

High-Achieving College Grads Struggle to Find Work Amid Tech Advances A pair of new studies show how changes in the job market and AI are affecting industries that play a vital role in Virginia's economy, while raising new barriers to well-educated graduates looking for entry-level jobs.

Q&A: Evolution of Liberal Arts Programs in the Age of AI 06/23/2026

A year into his leadership of Randolph-Macon College, a private liberal-arts college in Virginia, President Michael Hill says AI is elevating the importance of certain skills as well as the humanities.

Q&A: Evolution of Liberal Arts Programs in the Age of AI A year into his leadership of Randolph-Macon College, a private liberal-arts college in Virginia, President Michael Hill says AI is elevating the importance of certain skills as well as the humanities.

Opinion: Cyber Strength in Higher Ed Starts With Recovery Speed 06/22/2026

Colleges and universities should take the eventuality of a cyber attack as a given. Minimizing cyber risk is no longer about preventing attacks but reducing their impact, which requires restoring systems quickly.

Opinion: Cyber Strength in Higher Ed Starts With Recovery Speed Colleges and universities should take the eventuality of a cyber attack as a given. Minimizing cyber risk is no longer about preventing attacks but reducing their impact, which requires restoring systems quickly.

Connecticut Schools Hit by Series of Hoax Threats 06/22/2026

Several Connecticut schools have had to lock down in response to anonymous phone calls and bomb threats. Law enforcement officials encourage teaching kids about digital literacy and what not to share online.

Connecticut Schools Hit by Series of Hoax Threats Several Connecticut schools have had to lock down in response to anonymous phone calls and bomb threats. Law enforcement officials encourage teaching kids about digital literacy and what not to share online.

Wake County, N.C., Schools Revise AI Policy With More Caution 06/21/2026

Wake County administrators responded to school board requests with a revised AI policy that warns about the risks of overreliance on AI, the erosion of privacy, and the loss of human connection and accountability.

Wake County, N.C., Schools Revise AI Policy With More Caution Wake County administrators responded to school board requests with a revised AI policy that warns about the risks of overreliance on AI, the erosion of privacy, and the loss of human connection and accountability.

Feeding the Cybersecurity Career Pipeline in Indiana 06/20/2026

The Indiana Cyber Network works to connect students with cybersecurity education, apprenticeships and industry experience in an effort to fill open positions in the state with qualified workers.

Feeding the Cybersecurity Career Pipeline in Indiana The Indiana Cyber Network works to connect students with cybersecurity education, apprenticeships and industry experience in an effort to fill open positions in the state with qualified workers.

Opinion: Generating Some AI Clarity for Higher Ed and Beyond 06/19/2026

The pace of development and proliferation of artificial intelligence tools — generative, agentic, physical — can be hard to follow, but IT leaders must do their best to stay apprised of potential innovations and risks.

Opinion: Generating Some AI Clarity for Higher Ed and Beyond The pace of development and proliferation of artificial intelligence tools — generative, agentic, physical — can be hard to follow, but IT leaders must do their best to stay apprised of potential innovations and risks.

Is Neural Data the Next Frontier in Student Privacy? 06/18/2026

As AI-powered learning evolves, some states are passing laws to protect biometric data, and researchers and privacy advocates are asking whether technologies that infer students' mental states cross a new line.

Is Neural Data the Next Frontier in Student Privacy? As AI-powered learning evolves, some states are passing laws to protect biometric data, and researchers and privacy advocates are asking whether technologies that infer students' mental states cross a new line.

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