In the AI era, competitive advantage depends less on knowledge and more on the ability to assess situations and make sound decisions.

Four studies explore how AI is changing the ways people work, which tasks benefit from its use, and who is most affected.

DCU Business School names executive dean with research background; Loyola University New Orleans launches Executive MBA for regional healthcare provider.

How is AI changing what it means for young people to learn? Explore the implications for critical thinking, student engagement, and educational access.

Providing students with writing support isn’t enough. Schools also need the expertise and strategic direction that dedicated communication centers provide.

Encouraging students to use technology responsibly begins with helping them develop the judgment, confidence, and courage to bring wrongdoing to light.