A conversation with the assistant provost for teaching and learning and director, Center for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching at the University of Kentucky.

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Many people — in Scandinavia, especially — live by a saying that sounds like a slogan dreamt up by an ad agency representing ...

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Studies suggest nature can help lower stress and boost attention. Researchers and educators say it can also help kids express creativity.

Republicans achieved a key victory in passing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and addressing a number of higher ed–related ...

A collaboration between history, art and a local quilting shop recently provided Prairie Grove Junior High students hands-on ...

A collection of Sixers notes and tidbits, from VJ Edgecombe's continued ascent to what it is like to shoot a free throw with ...

Ben Leonberg enjoys a challenge. It’s why, he says, he spent more than 400 days turning his family home into a haunted house ...

Leila Turner-Scott reads a conversation her son Sam had with ChatGPT on the day of his death while at her home in Dripping ...