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AI isn't replacing student writing, but it is reshaping it
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AI isn't replacing student writing, but it is reshaping it

66% Center coverage: 6 sources
I'm a writing professor who sees artificial intelligence as more of an opportunity for students, rather than a threat.See the Story
Destroying the Department of Education
Donald Trump · United States

Destroying the Department of Education

“Am I still going to be able to pay for college?” “How is this going to affect my major?” “Will I still be able to apply for student aid?” These are the concerned questions of several students across the campus of Wayne State College.   On March 20, President Trump signed an order calling for the dismantling of the Department of Education. This was done under the argument that the federal office hasn’t improved student outcomes and is unnecessar…See the Story
Keeping a campus, students safe
Wayne · Wayne

Keeping a campus, students safe

Wayne State College isn’t known for being a dangerous campus, but even without that title, WSC could still focus more on the safety and security of its students.  WSC is an open campus, meaning anyone can walk onto the campus without being IDed or getting a visitor’s pass. Although the town might like the idea of being able to walk onto the campus at any point, it can be a threat to the students on campus.   Just earlier this year, the students …See the Story

How WSC humanities navigates the political climate

In the current divisive political and social climate of the United States, it is important to keep in mind empathy and critical thinking towards governmental institutions and fellow citizens.   However, due to societal changes, the academic institutions that work to foster the feelings of creativity, empathy and critical thinking have been shrinking over time.   “If we can’t understand each other, we’ve taken away the key building block of socie…Wayne · WayneRead Article

AI may speed up the grading process for teachers

34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Grading can be a time-consuming task for many teachers. Artificial intelligence tools may help ease the strain, according to a new study from the University of Georgia published in Technology, Knowledge and Learning.Artificial IntelligenceSee the Story

Is academic advising at WSC enough?

Navigating college is no easy task. Every academic decision will impact a student’s time on campus and help carve their future path. Between the pressure of selecting an academic major, knowing how much to take on, planning for careers and adding in extracurriculars and clubs, college students stand eye-to-eye with daunting waves of decision at every turn.   But they don’t face it by themselves.   Academic advisors serve as lifelines for student…Education · West LafayetteSee the Story

$1B to support student mental health is gone. Schools fear what’s next.

67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Funds for more school mental health professionals were discontinued due to “conflict” with Trump administration priorities, the Education Department said.See the Story

Visa crackdown leads international students in the U.S. to reconsider summer travel

48% Left coverage: 25 sources
International students in the US are reconsidering travel plans due to increased visa revocations and stricter enforcement policies under the Trump administration. International students weighing travel to see family, take a vacation or conduct research are thinking twice because of the Trump administration’s crackdown, which has added to a sense of vulnerability.College Students · United StatesSee the Story

Waterloo-Oxford DSS students to stage one-act play, Reel Times at Somerset High

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Drama students at Waterloo-Oxford District Secondary School (W-O) will soon stage a comedic, one-act play about a student on a journey of self-discovery as he reimagines his day-to-day life like scenes from film and television.Television · WaterlooSee the Story

A note from a recent EIC

By: Rebekah Crozier, former Editor-in-Chief Fall of 2022 Being on The Crimson staff was one of the highlights of my four years at Samford, and serving as itsWayne · WayneSee the Story

After a year of setbacks, Borngrebe is ready for the moment she was born for

Kennadi Borngrebe has emerged as nothing short of a stud for the Wayne State College softball team this season. The 5’7 redshirt-freshman product from Elkhorn South High School in Omaha has been named the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference’s Softball Pitcher of the Week three times this season. She has also been a star with the bat in her hands, hitting .259 on the season and being one of the reliable pieces from a hitting standpoint.   How…Wayne · WayneRead Article

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