Filter & Sort
The Skinny on Teaching Evals and Bias
New analysis seeks to make sense of what's really going on with respect to gender and other kinds of bias and teaching evaluations. It offers suggestions for meaningful evaluations during COVID-19 and beyond.
Opinion
The Singing Professor
Therí A. Pickens describes how becoming an online voice student during a pandemic helped her become a better teacher.
New Programs: Entrepreneurship, Nursing, Software Engineering, Ocean Sciences
Berkshire Community College is starting a certificate in entrepreneurship. New York University is starting an M.S. in clinical research nursing...
‘Let’s Be Reasonable’
Professor discusses his book on a "conservative case for liberal education."
New Programs: Nursing, Culinary Business, Marketing Analytics, Art, Marine Science, Environmental Horticulture
Emporia State University is starting a master of science in nursing program. Hudson County Community College, in New Jersey, is...
Opinion
A Pedagogy of Choice
Teaching online during COVID takes fortitude and organization but also a willingness to move beyond the boxes we create for ourselves and our students, writes Christine I. McClure.
New Programs: Business Engineering, Digital Humanities, Nursing, Education
Colorado School of Mines is starting a bachelor of science in business engineering and management science. Concordia University in Ann...
Opinion
Show Them You Care
Michel Estefan suggests four ways to help build supportive in-person or online classrooms that generate equity among students.