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Amber Lancaster, Ph.D., an Associate Professo

Mixed performance by AI-detector tools leaves academics with no clear answers. As AI-driven fakery spreads—from election-related robocalls and celebrity deepfake videos to doctored images and students abusing the powers of ChatGPT—a tech arms race is ramping up to detect these falsehoods. But in higher ed, many are choosing to stand back and wait, worried that new tools for detecting AI-generated plagiarism may do more harm than good.

The emerging ‘citational justice’ movement in academia is an affront to critical thinking.

Dear EOU Community: I recently had the opportunity to meet with University Council leadership to discuss the Great Colleges to Work For survey results. Our highest scores from the last survey were in the area of job satisfaction and support. The overwhelming majority of you (77%) felt that your jobs made good use of your […]

As the leaders of this country, this settler-colonial imperialist United States of America, persist in dismissing international calls for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, I’ve been trying not to fall into utter despair, reminding myself daily despair isn’t an option. But it is difficult not to despair when during a televised genocide of

Cheating on college campuses has always been an arms race. But ChatGPT has upended the balance, and now no one knows for sure what or who is on the level. Is a BA worth anything if it’s all BS?

A roundup of news from the Seacoast health care community.

Dr. Jessica Kubiak was promoted to associate vice president for Planning & Faculty Relations.

New River Community College is offering an Emergency Medical Technician career studies certificate program this fall. The 16-credit EMT program consists of five courses that can be completed in one semester.

Writing is a way of learning. And we can save what matters about it if we're willing to learn something ourselves.