Lo said these courses are intended to engage students in ethical conversations about AI and train them as leaders in the AI world.
The three-day celebration began Friday with Valedictory Exercises and a fourth-year class party, and Academic Processions took place Saturday and Sunday.
The first topic that Antholis and Dickerson discussed was how the field of journalism has changed over the years, specifically since the era of investigative journalism that uncovered the Watergate scandal in 1972.
A new Artificial Intelligence laboratory was announced as a joint venture between the University libraries and the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences April 17.
According to representatives from the International Studies Office, the ban on issuing student visas is prompting many students to consider extending their studies at the University to remain in the United States.
The Engineering Student Council — a Special Status Organization within the School of Engineering and Applied Science — will host its 33rd annual Engineering Week Monday through Friday.
Genny Freed has assumed the position of Honor Committee chair, following her election to the position at the Committee’s annual Graves Mountain Lodge Retreat that took place March 27-29.
During his term as chair, the Committee adjudicated a total of 105 cases this term — up from 78 cases last year.
Internal elections to select the new chair and vice chairs took place during the Honor Committee’s annual Graves Mountain Lodge retreat March 27-29.
According to Thomas Ackleson, Committee chair and fourth-year Engineering student, the Committee aims to resolve as many honor cases as reasonably possible without compromising the integrity of the sanctioning process.
