Butler Tech welcomes school year with new buildings, programs
“All of the investments that we’re making are all about working with our local employers and listening to the … southwest region and what the workforce needs.”
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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's Center for Civics, Culture and Society sees increase in faculty, courses for fall semester
The center is moving to Laws Hall to accommodate its growth
This academic year, Miami University’s Center for Civics, Culture and Society will see an increase in staff size and course sections.
Starting this fall, all Miami undergraduates in the class of 2030 and after will be required to
Miami professors to receive settlement in Anthropic lawsuit
“I think because AI is so new … it's like (the) wild, wild west. There were no rules; they just did it and got caught.”
Talawanda board hears financial forecast, discusses student debt penalties
Tafelski told the board “uncertainties” surrounding the district’s revenues and expenditures are still “very much alive.”
How Talawanda High School offers college credit
"Taking CCP at THS gives (students) direct academic support from our faculty without sacrificing their high school experience”
Oxford City Council votes to terminate Flock contract
The city council also adopted two resolutions focusing on parking and updates to the Oxford Community Park
The Oxford City Council voted 6-1 during its Aug. 18 meeting to terminate the city’s contract with Flock Safety, ending its use of the company’s automated license plate reader (ALPR)