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Quick Takes

Ball State President Settles Free Speech Lawsuit

Ball State University president Geoffrey Mearns has settled a First Amendment lawsuit brought by a former employee fired for a...
Opinion
Columns Learning Innovation

Featured Gig: Assistant Director, Master of Health Administration at Dartmouth

Four questions for Katy Milligan, associate dean, Health Care Management Education.

By Joshua Kim

Opinion
Columns Call to Action

The Challenges of Marketing a Product We Can’t Define

Unlike consumer brands, higher education’s product is more ambiguous, and that has implications for how and where marcomm shows up.

By Matt McFadden

An illustration of a person balancing on a seesaw: on one side is a computer and other work items; on the other is a beach umbrella and towel suggesting leisure time. The illustration depicts the concept of a person struggling with work-life balance.
Opinion
Career Advice

Forget ‘Work-Life Balance’

It’s the wrong framework—and it may be quietly harming us.

By Olga Kipnis

Opinion
Columns Learning Innovation

3 Questions for Learning Designer Jennifer Paloma Rafferty

On career navigation, AI and learning designers, and advice to early- and midcareer professionals.

By Joshua Kim

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Opinion
Career Advice

What to Do When You Work With an Institutional Enabler

If you work with someone who dismisses allegations of unprofessional workplace behaviors, you do have options.

By Resa E. Lewiss

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Faculty Career Development

Admin, Staff Raises Outpace Inflation While Faculty Salaries Lag

New data from CUPA-HR shows that all higher ed employees earn less than they did prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A group of union members in the PCC Federation of Faculty and Academic Professionals hold a black and orange sign that reads "ready to strike."
Workplace Staff Issues

Portland Community College Reels Amid Massive Strike

The Oregon college’s classified and faculty unions went on strike over a week ago. Portland has now closed its four campuses, and most classes have come to a halt.