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June 30, 2025
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Stony Brook University's library has appointed Nicholas Johnson as its first director of AI, a pioneering role dedicated to coordinating AI initiatives across campus. Johnson brings experience in human-centered data analysis from government and academia. His responsibilities include fostering interdisciplinary collaboration on AI, guiding ethical and practical implementation, and building a community of practice for students and faculty. Johnson emphasizes that his position is not about following AI trends but about ensuring thoughtful, responsible integration of AI in academic life.
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HBCU consortium launches eHBCU virtual university
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Six historically Black colleges and universities -- Alabama State, Delaware State, Pensole Lewis College of Business & Design, Southern University and A&M College, Southern University at New Orleans and Southern University at Shreveport -- have launched eHBCU, the first fully online, accredited university consortium. eHBCU offers 33 degree and certification programs in computer science, health care and other areas, aiming to overcome economic and location barriers for underrepresented students. The consortium is backed by Blue Meridian Partners and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund.
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The Harvard Kennedy School has announced a contingency plan for international students in response to potential Trump administration restrictions. The plan allows students to study remotely, and returning students can complete their degree at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs. Harvard is fighting the Trump administration's attempts to ban international students, including revoking the university's Student Exchange and Visitor Program certification.
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