All Miami departments to integrate AI into curriculum Miami University will begin integrating teachings about artificial intelligence into all academic departments’ curricula starting with the 13 that volunteered for this fall.
Miami faculty, students stage Cook Field ‘funeral’ to protest new arena, other grievances Protesters gathered on Cook Field on May 1 with signs depicting tombstones inscribed with the names of recently cut majors, a cardboard coffin etched with “R.I.P. Cook Field” and an “urn” – a large mason jar – full of dirt from the field.
Observations: The Humanities Center "A dozen or so years ago, Karen Schilling, Dean of the College of Arts and Science, came to me with the request to create a new Humanities Center."
Miami introduces new programs, partnerships in health education Students will have access to a new nursing curriculum, degree program and early assurance into the Northeast Ohio Medical University.
Artificial intelligence and the lure of utopia Guest Columnist Matthew Smith writes that the capabilities of AI promote a "utopian fantasy" that we must turn away from.
Reflections: Higher education Columnist Allan Winkler writes that President Donald Trump is making an effort to dismantle the education system in America.
No Kings protest attracts hundreds in Oxford Oxford's No Kings protest, one of more than 2,000 across the country, was by far the best-attended political demonstration in the city so far this year.