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University of Houston Cuts 40% of Core Courses
Under UT’s New Core Curriculum, Humanities Benefit but Faculty Are Limited
The new core will include a list of approved authors that faculty must select from to build their syllabi for certain courses, including Great Questions of Human Life and Masterworks of Literature.
Homer Is Having a Resurgence—but You Wouldn’t Know It in Higher Ed
Popular demand for The Odyssey couldn’t be higher, even as classics departments find themselves targeted for cuts.
Don’t Wave the White Flag on Reading Just Yet
I spent part of my summer trying to explain to college students why they should read. Here’s what I found.
What Are Your Students Learning in Their Summer Internships?
They may well be absorbing subtle lessons about workplace injustices. They need opportunities to reflect on them.
Law Schools Are Asking the Wrong Question About AI
The more interesting one is not about academic integrity. It’s about what it means to assess professional competence in a fast-changing field.
The End of the ‘Learn to Code’ Era
It’s no wonder students are walking away from computer science: We told them the wrong story. Here’s the right one.