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4. How AI Is Changing Campus Cybersecurity: 4 Key Challenges
10:22||Season 5, Ep. 4Artificial intelligence is amplifying cybersecurity risks in higher education by making threats like phishing more effective and vulnerabilities easier to exploit, while increasing pressure on institutions to strengthen security without sacrificing openness, innovation, or the academic mission. This episode examines four key challenges facing cybersecurity leaders.
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3. Teaching and Learning with AI: Three Priorities
08:18||Season 5, Ep. 3Generative artificial intelligence is pushing teaching and learning away from a model centered on producing answers and academic artifacts and toward one that places greater weight on process, judgment, reflection, and applied thinking. In conversations with campus leaders, three priorities emerged.2. 3 AI Fears in Higher Education
06:58||Season 5, Ep. 2Across campuses, conversations about artificial intelligence are sometimes being framed by unease rather than enthusiasm. Leaders, faculty and students are questioning how fast to move, what might break and who bears the risk.1. 5 Lessons from the First Chief AI Officers
08:42||Season 5, Ep. 1Colleges and universities have begun formalizing the chief AI officer role as they respond to the growing impact of generative artificial intelligence on teaching, research, and operations. Reflections from early incumbents point to five lessons about how AI leadership in higher education is taking shape.3. Customizing AI for Institutional Efficiency
07:19||Season 4, Ep. 3AI is helping campuses work faster without cutting staff. The University of Michigan and UC San Diego show how institution-specific tools save time, reduce costs, and deliver better support.2. Will AI Close Accessibility Gaps—or Widen Them?
09:02||Season 4, Ep. 2This episode explores how artificial intelligence can either bridge or widen accessibility gaps in higher education, emphasizing the need for inclusive design, representation, and collaboration with disability communities to ensure equitable innovation.1. How is AI Shaping Institutional Resilience?
06:54||Season 4, Ep. 1As institutions face growing uncertainty—from enrollment shifts to changing job markets—many see AI not just as a tool, but as a lifeline. It’s helping colleges and universities rethink how they operate, offering new ways to adapt, respond, and build more sustainable futures.