The South Carolina GOP’s internal war has created a leadership vacuum. A populist Democrat could fill it, but only by abandoning the national party's playbook on social issues.
Cheating concerns are more real than ever, but the culprit isn’t AI; it’s stale assignments, poor pedagogy and broken IT infrastructure.
The first panel shows a phone with a red dead battery screen. The second panel shows a computer with a dead battery screen. The third panel shows a person sitting at a desk with a charger in hand and a look of contemplation on their face. The fourth panel shows the person slumped over their desk with a computer charger plugged into their ear.
Despite his polarizing outlook on many political issues, Charlie Kirk left behind a legacy of courage and strength that deserves to be celebrated and remembered.
The CIO of the Division of IT Brice Bible writes about the university's latest partnership with OpenAI.
Over summer, a $1.5 million deal to provide students with access to ChatGPT also gave the university the ability to monitor students’ messages — all while also being worse than the free version of ChatGPT.
Decades of neglect created a crippling infrastructure crisis. Now, the solution is to pay just one more cent.
From sudden research cuts to on-the-fly classroom rules, the Department of Education's culture-war gyrations leave students and teachers in the lurch. It is time for Democrats to demand real, durable reform now.
Assembly Street has long been one of Columbia’s most dangerous roads. But after the death of USC student Nate Baker, the stakes couldn’t be clearer. This isn't about accidents; it's about infrastructure, inaction, and a system that needs to change now.
As Columbia and USC hike parking costs, low-income students face rising barriers to access, turning a daily commute into a financial gamble.
