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Cancer Took My Parents—and Showed Me How to Teach
Grief transformed my classroom into a space where students learn professional skills by serving organizations that fight the disease that devastated my family.
NEH, Beaten in Court, Asks Grant Recipients if They Still Want Awards
A judge ruled that the termination of more than 1,400 National Endowment for the Humanities grants was unconstitutional. Now comes the process of reinstating these projects.
Faculty Unions Slam 3-Year Degrees
The American Association of University Professors and American Federation of Teachers came out against three-year degrees after Massachusetts announced plans to adopt them.
San José State Prof Sues Over ‘Gross Violation’ of Rights
With AI ‘Founders,’ Trump Administration Tells Triumphal Story of America
The Trump administration partnered with PragerU and Hillsdale College on its semiquincentennial celebration. Historians say the resulting exhibits are flawed and inaccurate.
Universities Need an R&D Lab for Academic Programs
An accelerated pathway for piloting new academic programs can sit alongside—and in parallel to—traditional governance structures.
The Researcher Who Spent Years Studying Grass for the World Cup
John Sorochan runs the turfgrass science and management program at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. In recent months, his work has gained national recognition for its contributions to the World Cup pitches.
