Trump’s mass deportation campaign takes a toll on college students [ PBS NewsHour ]

no confidence? [ Rachel Toor & Chuck Ambrose ]

https://www.insidehighered.com/opinion/columns/small-world/2026/05/27/vote-no-confidence

Joe Harroz on AI, OU Football, NIL & The Future of Higher Education | In The Spotlight [ Oklahoma's Own Originals ]

Why International Students Are Giving Up On The U.S. [ CNBC ]

Commencement 2026

Princeton Changes Its 133-Year-Old Honor Code Over AI Cheating Fears [ WSJ ]

The flava:

. . . In a survey of over 500 seniors conducted by the student newspaper last year, 30% reported they had cheated on an assignment or exam. Nearly half reported knowledge of an honor code violation but less than 1% had made a report.

The steps taken at Princeton underscore the enormous challenges facing colleges and universities as generative AI tools have become widespread in recent years. Nationwide, studies suggest that a third of students admit to using artificial intelligence to produce entire assignments, said Christian Moriarty, a professor of ethics and law at St. Petersburg College in Florida and a director at the nonprofit International Center for Academic Integrity. . . .    

The article:

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/education/princeton-cheating-ai-proctors-2a1cf62e

Henry Winkler Delivers Commencement Address to Emerson College 2026 Graduates

How much personal info will be leaked by the recent Canvas hack?? [ reddit.com/r/cybersecurity ]

The flava:

So apparently Canvas got hacked by ShinyHunters (3?!) times and is currently completely down. The cybercriminal group said the deadline is on May 12st, and if Instructure doesn't comply, they'll leak the PII of all students and teachers. I'm not a cybersecurity major, and I don't know much about Canvas, but how much will we be affected if no deal is reached? Like, how much information is typically stored on Canvas, and will they be able to figure out more through what is available in the system? I'm genuinely concerned....

The link:

https://www.reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/comments/1t6ps71/how_much_personal_info_will_be_leaked_by_the/

University of Michigan Graduation Commencement May 2nd 2026 Highlights

U.S. Department of Education Opens Title IX Investigation into All-Women's Smith College for Admitting Men [ ed.gov ]

https://www.ed.gov/about/news/press-release/us-department-of-education-opens-title-ix-investigation-all-womens-smith-college-admitting-men