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Maricopa Community Colleges have begun using a new tool to crack down on financial aid and admissions fraud.

A new app developed by university researchers aims to connect elderly people with others who have shared interests and life experiences.

Georgia Tech this week announced that Didier Contis, executive director of Academic Technology, Innovation and Research Computing, has taken a job as the chief information officer of University of Wisconsin-Madison. Contis, who’ll begin his new role on July 7, is credited at Georgia Tech with launching the school’s first GPU-enabled virtual computer lab, securing grant […]

Recent survey data from an admissions assessment company shows that a majority of college applicants were confused about the rules on using AI.

New research from the University of Georgia shows virtual reality can aid students who speak English as a secondary language.

The suit relies on a Civil War-era law that DOJ has increasingly turned to for cyber cases.

Leaders of Emory University in Atlanta announced a series of free courses in Georgia communities scheduled through September.

“This new position allows me to combine my experience with Mercer’s IT landscape and my passion for continuous learning to shape a future-focused and dynamic IT environment,” Charolette Renee Storey said.

A new report from Deloitte found administrators and faculty at two-year institutions were less likely to agree that their colleges were prepared for AI-related changes when compared to their counterparts at four-year campuses.

Formerly of Sonoma State University, David Chun will officially begin his new position at Montclair State University on May 1.