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Opinion
Career Advice

An Ancient Answer to AI-Generated Writing

Returning to a focus on speaking offers distinct benefits.

By Stephen Kidd

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Opinion
Career Advice Carpe Careers

Global Talent, Local Support

Universities have developed a wide array of innovative programs and strategies to support international graduate students and scholars. We highlight some commendable ones here.

By Zarna Pala et al.

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Opinion
Career Advice

How Higher Ed Can Adjust to the AI-Answer Economy

Helping students navigate AI-generated summaries is the new frontier in information literacy.

By Leo S. Lo

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Opinion
Career Advice Advancing as an Administrator

Come to the Dark Side: The Dangers of Pathologizing Administration in Higher Ed

Treating administrators as the enemy only harms higher ed.

By Jeff Crane and Lee Bebout

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Opinion
Career Advice

Reflections of a Former Presidential Spouse

It’s a role without a road map.

By Michael Mills

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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

How AI Is Exploding Our Illusions of Rigor

Craig E. Nelson’s concept of “dysfunctional illusions of rigor” holds new currency in our AI age.

By Szymon Machajewski

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Opinion
Career Advice Advancing as an Administrator

All the Single Leaders

Being an academic leader can be lonely, especially if you don’t have a partner or family to accompany you in moves across institutions and states.

By Randi Lynn Tanglen