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How can educators make the most of ChatGPT? Use it for helping students talk through concepts and practice reasoning and critique, advises Minerva Professor Patrick D. Watson.

Getting Unstuck – Cultivating Curiosity Podcast with Jeff Ilker

The Milliken ruling changed the social fabric of our nation.

Higher education hasn’t had a true redesign of its approach to majors and courses in 50 years

The Masason Foundation/Minerva University AI Research Lab is a collaborative AI research and start-up incubation program for undergraduate students.

The Minerva University AI Research Lab has brought together groups of students to create and pitch their own AI tools, with an emphasis on addressing the ethical and technical concerns about the technology.

On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Tom Vander Ark is joined by Dr. Mike Magee, the president of Minerva University.

Minerva was founded back in 2012, and so the big question The PIE has for Mike Magee is what the next ten years holds for this unique institution.

It is rare in these days that a new university starts with the opportunity to break the mold of centuries gone by.

Through student-faculty discussions about how synchronous online courses should look, educators at Minerva University hope to use the science of learning to improve virtual learning.

Minerva President, Mike Magee, shares how far Minerva University has come since 2014 and his vision for Minerva's future.

Minerva dethrones several traditional powers, while a few unexpected institutions rise in other categories.

New President Mike Magee shares its story, secrets to success and what makes the institution so unique.

Minerva University finds early success with online teaching in local environments worldwide, but fears higher education may already have lost the public.

Minerva University’s accreditation is the culmination of an eight-year process where WSCUC carefully examined every aspect of its programs and operation.

The unabashed “Ivy League alternative,” birthed from an investor-backed start-up, gains a very traditional stamp of approval.

Students at Minerva spend four years entirely online. Is this the future of higher education?

How Minerva can offer a template for universities shifting their courses online due to coronavirus.

How Minerva is reimagining higher education now and partnering to scale for impact in the future.

Having finished her first year of Minerva, British student Jade Bowler has “learned more in and out of the classroom than in any other year of her life”.

Don’t treat the shutdown as a temporary problem. Seize it as a chance to pursue innovation.

The sudden shift to distance learning provides us with the opportunity to reimagine how and what we teach.

See how Minerva is challenging the status quo in Stanford d.school’s guide of colleges who are reimagining the world of higher education.

Founder and CEO Ben Nelson explains why and how Minerva has transformed and improved the world of higher education.

While traditional higher education institutions are slow to adapt what and how they teach, Minerva continually innovates on curriculum effectiveness through student feedback and more.

Getting Smart co-founder Tom Vander Ark takes an in-depth look at the strides Minerva has taken to fulfill its mission of “nurturing critical wisdom for the sake of the world” since the institution’s inception.

In a PBS article on predictions for 2018 and beyond, Minerva is named the “skills-oriented” institution incorporating technology to reinvent education.

Times Higher Education’s David Matthews discusses Minerva’s recent CLA+ scores: “the average CLA+ score of Minerva’s students ‘was higher than the score of senior graduating classes at every other university and college that administered the test.’”

In this interview, Minerva Founder Ben Nelson discusses the struggles with creating a university from scratch, dispels the myths, and explains how Minerva’s curriculum lets students craft their own education.

These universities mark the new age in liberal arts education. Among them, Minerva challenges traditional concepts of university curriculum through its innovative approach to learning.

Among other emerging alternatives to the traditional education model, Minerva is reforming the education sphere through its decentralized university program where students earn their bachelor’s degree while living and learning around the world.

The San Francisco startup promises an Ivy League-caliber education for a tuition of $10,000.