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U of Kentucky Says Humanist Admin Exempt From AI
A University of Kentucky employee has received a religious exemption from having to use artificial intelligence tools to do his...
Florida College Pays $250K to Employee Fired for Kirk Comments
Eastern Florida State College has agreed to pay $250,000 to a former employee it fired after she criticized Charlie Kirk...
Opinion
‘Situated’ and Higher Ed Staff
Reading Angela Duckworth’s marvelous new book and thinking about Kevin McClure’s piece on the volatile higher ed workplace.
Former MIT Biologist Sabatini Wins $6M Defamation Suit
A jury on Friday awarded David Sabatini, a former Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who resigned amid allegations of sexual...
Why Universities Need to Start Taking Microaggressions Seriously
Drawing on research into the experiences of Chinese academics in the U.K., we hear how these subtle but powerful discriminatory acts manifest in universities and what can be done to address them.
Opinion
It’s My Birthday and I’ll Take Off if I Want To
Flexible and shortened schedules—birthday leave, summer Fridays, even the four-day week—aren’t just nice perks. They’re simple, low-cost ways to decrease burnout and show employees they are valued.
CCSU President Exits Abruptly Amid Investigation
Central Connecticut State University president Zulma Toro stepped down Wednesday after nearly a decade on the job, amid an investigation...