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California Institute for Human Science Launches First Accredited Graduate Program Dedicated to Artificial General Intelligence

Global Release: Al-Khwarizmi: Father of Algebra and the Algorithm | An Original Docudrama Series Produced by Spencer Striker Digital Learning

Academy of Art University Launches MFA in AI-Driven Creative Practice

Ellucian Announces Partnership with MortarCAPS to Advance Global Higher Education Data Standards

EducationDynamics Acquires Net Natives, Creating a New Growth Partner for Higher Education

Nuventive Introduces AI-Powered Feedback Assistant to Accelerate Improvement in Higher Education Planning and Institutional Effectiveness

AppsAnywhere Selected by The Ohio State University College of Engineering to Power BYOD Initiative and Expand Flexible, Student-First Software Access

Addressing the AI Slop Crisis: Verify My Writing and AI-Free Cert Partner to Give Creators Verifiable Credentials of Authenticity

Schools of Nursing See Enrollment Increases Across Most Program Levels, Signaling Strong Interest in Nursing Careers

Louisiana Board of Regents Expands CollegeSource TES® Across All Public Higher Education Institutions in the State

College Students Expect $80,000 Starting Salaries While Reality Is Closer to $56,000

WellQor Launches CampusConnect to Expand Student Access to Mental Health Care

Inspirit Capital to Acquire Kaplan Languages Group

McGraw Hill Introduces New AI Capabilities in Its Connect Digital Course Solution for Higher Education

AppsAnywhere and LabStats Announce Merger; Peter Cooke Appointed President of Unified Organization

EdTech Chronicle 2025 “Best in Education” Winners Announced

Award-Winning HipMaps Launches Collaborations with Colleges, Universities And Independent Schools

Validated Insights Report: Institutions Must Update Curriculum in Light of Demand for AI Fluency

TimelyCare Launches TimelyPulse to Help Colleges Spot Struggling Students Before It’s Too Late