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Academics and advocacy leaders say the next couple of years could offer exponential developments, but departmental application is key.

As higher ed grapples with the complexities and expenses of admissions, the allure of adopting AI grows.

Higher-ed leaders are touting plans for an AI teaching revolution, but most students have yet to see significant results.

The White House’s executive order on AI has left institutions of higher education with just as many questions as answers and that might be a boon.

Institutional leaders must find a delicate balance between embracing advancements while managing potential risks to reputation and academic integrity.

As artificial intelligence transforms the classroom experience, higher ed leaders are stressing that students need guidance with how and when to use the technology appropriately.

As universities go all-in on AI with fingers crossed that the technology is here to stay, college leaders, professors and counselors offer thoughts on the tech’s overall impact.