Friday, March 20, 2026

University of Florida sued over College Republicans shutdown after antisemitism allegations

The University of Florida faces a lawsuit from its College Republicans chapter. The group alleges free speech violations after being deactivated. This action followed an alleged antisemitic incident involving a member. The lawsuit challenges the university's authority and process. It seeks restoration of campus privileges. This case is part of a wider trend of campus controversies.

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Iowa Senate panel blocks bill linking DEI offices to student aid at private colleges

Iowa's push to regulate diversity initiatives at private colleges faced a significant hurdle as a Senate subcommittee voted against a bill that would have tied state financial aid to the presence of DEI offices. Concerns over student impact, institutional autonomy, and religious freedom led to the bipartisan rejection, though broader reforms remain under consideration.

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Meta, Alphabet join credit-risk index as AI hedging demand soars

Hyperscalers are tapping global debt markets at a record pace to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure. That’s helped fuel a surge of interest in derivatives. The swaps tied to single companies didn’t exist for many high-grade technology heavyweights a year ago. But they’re now some of the most actively traded US derivatives contracts outside of the financial sector, according to Depository Trust & Clearing Corp.

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US universities pivot to AI degrees as campuses race to match the machine age

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming central to undergraduate education in the US, with universities restructuring curricula to meet rising industry demand. Northwestern University’s new AI major, launching in 2026, reflects a wider shift toward integrating technical training with ethical scrutiny, as institutions race to produce graduates capable of both building and critically evaluating intelligent systems.

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Thursday, March 19, 2026

Nimble mid-tier IT riding large deal momentum as AI rejigs biz

Large deals are gaining momentum at mid-tier IT service providers in 2026, amid concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) tools disrupting traditional outsourcing models, as enterprises cast a wider net for large transformation projects.

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Meta to roll out Meta AI support assistant globally on Facebook and Instagram

Meta announced that it is rolling out Meta AI support assistant globally on Facebook and Instagram to provide 24/7 help with account issues such as password updates and profile settings.

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Harvard workers secure major pay raise and benefits after months of negotiations

Harvard custodians have overwhelmingly approved a new four-year contract, securing the largest wage hike in two decades. The agreement includes a ratification bonus, fully funded healthcare, and crucial immigration protections. This landmark deal, reached after months of tough negotiations, strikes, and mediation, signifies a major victory for campus workers and their advocates.

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