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Heard at a Workforce Development Conference
If anyone is casting about for an explanation as to why people in their 20s are proving amenable to radical politics, this seems like a good place to start.
Is Burnout Just What Work Is Now?
Burnout has become a workplace buzzword, but we rarely talk about the culture that normalizes it, or what to do to change it.
Friday Fragments: Connecting the Dots
The presidents provosts and deans want; hunting for a job in a low-hire, low-fire economy; and reflections on the midterms.
(Why) Tenure Matters
This month’s column concludes our opening discussion of tenure by explaining why it matters to academics and nonacademics alike – and why even tenure has limits.
Urgent Agenda Item for Democrats: Save the U.S. Department of Education
Democrats must protect vital Education Department functions when they retake control of Congress in January.
Hope for What’s Possible
As the country processes historic midterm results, higher ed has a chance to rebuild trust across political lines.
The Value of the Fine Arts in the Age of AI
Are the things our bot friends will never be able to replace what we should be teaching students?