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The Web of Legislative Control: Anti-Intellectualism in the U.S.
Substituting political for professional judgment about what constitutes a sound pedagogical approach continues to illustrate anti-intellectualism and the infantilization of higher education.
The Students I Had to Tell
Financial aid administrators are supposed to solve problems. But I couldn’t fix things for the undocumented students who lost access to in-state tuition and Texas state financial aid.
The Last 100 Days
The leadership literature focuses on the first 100 days in a new role. But what about the last 100 before you leave?
Rural Challenges
Sometimes the best part of a conference is realizing that you’re not alone.
What the Cornell Report Gets Right About the Purpose of the University
Universities seeking to rebuild public trust would do well to follow Cornell’s lead.
Two Years After the Protests, Who Is Right About Campus Speech?
The encampments might be gone, but college campuses remain a free speech battleground.
Supporting Civic Engagement Isn’t Just About Students
To fulfill Its democratic mission, higher ed must better support faculty civic engagement too.