With schools back in session, many teachers, students and their parents are grappling with how — and whether — to use ...

Tre Johnson, author of the critically acclaimed new book “Black Genius: Essays on an American Legacy,” will visit Dorchester’s Just-Bookish in Fields Corner next week for an in-store reading and ...

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It holds the key to overcoming longstanding challenges and unlocking their full potential by personalising learning, boosting ...

"There's no way AI can do that for you," says Livingston, now a college counselor with Empowerly. "It has to be an intrinsic quality that a student possesses that they then translate onto the page for ...

In his essay Decline of the English Murder, the writer George Orwell evokes the pleasure to be had in reading about killing.

This article is part of a series The Chronicle is publishing this fall highlighting various ways professors are encouraging ...

Using AI to write emails, cover letters, or anything else can be a huge time saver. But if you’re worried about AI detectors, don’t think “humanizer” tools are going to save you.

Educators are turning back to blue books to battle the threat of artificial intelligence eroding genuine learning.

Rural Oregon high school teacher Kelly Gibson has made a shift to in-class writing and verbal assessments as student use of ...

In their essay, Y. David Scharf and David Saxe examine Columbia University’s settlement over antisemitism claims, ...