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Opinion

Campus Censorship Puts American Soft Power at Risk

International students are drawn to America’s academic freedom and open discourse. But faculty firings and topic restrictions on campus are undermining the very freedoms that attract them—putting billions in revenue and the country’s global reputation at risk.

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon clasps hands with President Trump as they speak during a White House event in July.
Opinion

How the Compact Curtails Academic Freedom

The Trump administration’s proposed compact with colleges would violate academic freedom and freedom of expression in three broad areas.

Opinion

Eliminating Barriers to Credit for Prior Learning

What colleges can do to give students a head start.

Opinion

Educational Technology Companies Are Putting AI Before Educator Expertise

A guest post from U-M’s Rebecca Quintana.

Opinion

The Long and Winding Road

Addressing student-centered transfer reform in Los Angeles.

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Opinion

Double the Value of the 4-Year Degree

Making it easier for students to double major is one compelling answer to questions about value and return on investment.

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Opinion

Ask Your Students Why They Use AI

The answer may surprise you.

Opinion

No, the AAUP Is Not Opposing Reform

We need to recognize a broad range of views opposing government censorship, even if we think they have pursued the wrong strategy.