Higher ed leaders can learn generative AI for free with this new course
College administrators have many things that might keep them up at night. Artificial intelligence (AI) is without a doubt one
Lurching to the right on migration won’t save Europe’s mainstream parties. Here’s why
Catherine de Vries is Dean of International Affairs and Professor of Political Science at Bocconi University. After years of policies
UAW boss Shawn Fain investigated by federal corruption watchdog
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain is under investigation by the union’s federal corruption watchdog, posing a serious threat to
‘Trolls of Wall Street’ review: A smart, unsettling take on investing in the social media age
Populism is everywhere. Our world is rife with politicians and activists eager to explain away hard problems with conspiracy theories
Baltimore ship channel closed on Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse reopens
The main shipping channel into Baltimore’s port has fully reopened to its original depth and width following the March 26 collapse of
Raspberry Pi ushers in new tech IPO hope for London
Raspberry Pi’s claim to fame is simple: it makes cheap, unassuming personal computers. Oh, and they’re also the size of
Commercial real estate crash: NYC office to sell at 67% discount
A New York City office building owned by a Related Cos. affiliate is set to be sold at a steep
Donald Trump may lose liquor licenses in NJ if his felonies involve ‘moral turpitude’
New Jersey’s attorney general’s office is looking into whether Donald Trump’s recent felony convictions in New York make him ineligible
Homeowners are shelling out nearly $20,000 in hidden fees annually—’the same level as buying a used car every year’
Buying a home is expensive enough, between sky-high home prices and mortgage rates. But the financial strain doesn’t stop at
Elon Musk pay package: Lawyers who blocked it seek $5.6 billion
But there’s another group that stands to land a record windfall: The legal team that successfully argued against Musk’s payout