LSU Community Is In Shambles Due To AI ‘Cheating’ Allegations
Students say they chose not to contest the allegations because of concerns about potential academic penalties.
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Growing Grass Roots Online
National coverage of the “Jena 6” case has lulled significantly since the September marches on the Louisiana town. But before and after the story emerged, participants used social networking sites...
McCainiacs Descend on Denver
There they were, standing outside the Denver Convention Center waving their NOBAMA signs and wearing their “Not Ready 08” t-shirts, smiling and shaking hands with whomever would stop. Though they...
Google Purchases An AI Product From This Black-Woman-Owned EdTech Company
After building an AI-driven solution, Erika Hairston and Arnelle Ansong, co-founders of Edlyft, are proud to show the world that Black women engineers can make a lasting impact on the future.
Where Is Ms. Frizzle When We Need Her?
Although a lot of the conversation around teaching young people how to fail well is aimed at competitive, affluent youngsters who’ve been raised toward a singular goal—that of being admitted to the best college and excelling there—I also think it’s a topic for all young people, maybe especially those who haven’t been equipped to succeed academically.
