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Education

A crowd of graduating students wearing caps and gowns

What Gen Z’s A.I. Backlash Reveals About the Future of Work

American University's Casey Evans examines what the recent backlash against A.I. at college commencement ceremonies is really about. Evans argues that Gen Z's skepticism reflects a desire for agency, judgment and a more honest conversation about the future of work.
By Casey Evans
Four women in evening gowns posing for a photo.

How the ‘Godmother of Silicon Valley’ Celebrates Mother’s Day at 85

Esther Wojcicki shares her Mother’s Day routine, family life and the parenting approach behind her daughters’ success.
By Sissi Cao
Black and white image of students studying in a library

The SAT Isn’t the Problem. Access to Prep Is.

As debates over standardized testing resurface, Acely’s Ron Schneidermann argues that the real inequity lies not in the SAT itself, but in unequal access to high-quality preparation—an imbalance that new A.I.-driven tools are beginning to address, but that institutions have yet to confront.
By Ron Schneidermann
An illustration of a student in a graduation cap sitting on a pile of books

We’re Asking the Wrong Question About A.I. in Education

By Josh Crossick
Brains trained in front of two rows of laptops

Before Kids Learn to Think, They’re Learning to Prompt

By Sheldon Fernandez
Walls painted with music stanzas in Christine Sun Kim's All Day All Night exhibition at the Whitney Museum.

Scaling Expertise, Preserving Purpose: The Business Case for Accessibility in the Arts

By Sonia Rubeck

Dr. Rumman Chowdhury: Culturally Aware A.I. Starts With Local Realities

By The Editors
Poster with cartoon of Elon Musk and phrase 'Ad Astra' sits on grassy field

Elon Musk’s Texas Private School Is Up and Running, Admitting Kids 6 to 9

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Three business people travel across an abyss on arrows, only one makes it to the ledge

The A.I. Workforce Displacement Crisis: Why Traditional Retraining Models Are Failing

By Emil Barr
A group of 17 people stands and kneels in front of the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York City, raising their fists in solidarity and facing the camera.

Mike Cavallaro On Building a Union (and a Community) at NYC’s School of Visual Arts

By Dan Duray
Three people pose for a group photo.

Coursera Founder Andrew Ng’s New Venture Brings A.I. to K–12 Classrooms

By Victor Dey
Exterior view of a university campus lined with tall red buildings

University A.I. Programs See Massive Enrollment Surges Thanks to ChatGPT

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A painterly image of a frustrated-looking student at a desk.

New York’s Dyslexia Bill: How A.I. Can Transform Special Education and Save Billions

By Dr. Coral Hoh
White adobe building with "ASU" on front door

OpenAI’s First College Partnership Sheds Light on How GPT Is Used in Higher Education

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Man in leather jacket stands in front of green digital background

Nvidia Signs Collaboration With California to Promote A.I. Literacy

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Headshot of man pictured against black background

Elon Musk Is Opening a STEM-Focused Private School In Texas This Fall

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A visitor is walking past an AI sign at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Center in Shanghai, China, on July 6, 2024.

Big Tech’s A.I. Certifications Are Increasingly Valuable in the Job Market

By Rachel Curry
Man sits at panel dressed in suit

Elon Musk Pledges $100M to Launch a New University in Austin

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
College classroom

How Will ChatGPT Reshape College Classrooms This Fall? Experts Weigh In

By Casey Epstein-Gross
Tony Bennett, dressed in suit, wave to crowd while performing onstage

The Philanthropic Legacy of Tony Bennett

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Adam Nguyen in a grey shirt.

Can ChatGPT Essays Get You Into an Ivy League School? We Asked an ex-Harvard Advisor

By Sissi Cao
Main campus of the University of Southern California, prospective students stand at the entrance

University of Southern California Sued for Allegedly Luring Students with Fraudulent US News Rankings

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

“We Have So Much Magical Thinking About Equality”: A Q&A with Legal Expert Dahlia Lithwick

By James Ledbetter

In School Battles, We’re Getting the “Parental Rights” Discussion Completely Wrong

By Natalia Petrzela
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