Chess Scandal Reflects Culture of Cheating
Rollins junior, Sawyer Harris, provided guest commentary regarding cheating in sports. Harris is a double major in English and Communications and is a member of the Rollins Chess Club.
November 07, 2022
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July 28, 2026
How Colleges and Students are Navigating AI
Daniel Myers, chair of the Rollins computer science department, contributed to The Chronicle of Higher Education Insights Report, “Students and AI: Attitudes, Concerns, and What Colleges Need to Know.” It explores how colleges and universities are adapting to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence while responding to students’ increasingly nuanced views of the technology.
July 25, 2026
Examining Transparency in AI Models
Tech Policy Press published an opinion piece by JJ Jasser, director of Rollins Data Analytics Program, entitled “Open-Washing Is Everywhere in AI: Four Criteria Cut Through It. He argues that many AI companies are misleadingly labeling their products as “open source” while withholding the transparency necessary for true openness.
July 17, 2026
AI is Making a Case for the Liberal Arts
In her University Business op-ed, Brooke Barnett, president of Rollins College, argues that artificial intelligence has not diminished the value of a liberal arts education—in fact, it has made the need for it even more compelling.