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A smiling university instructor assists a small group of students with a project in the classroom.
Opinion

Teaching in the Age of AI

Your choice of pedagogical method can support personalized learning no matter what new technology comes along, Nana Lee writes.

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Opinion

Proposed IPEDS Supplement Could Undermine Reliability of Admissions Data

The Department of Education’s proposed changes pose major methodological challenges exacerbated by an ambitious timeline, Bryan Cook and Christine Keller write.

Opinion

Stopping Political Violence With Free Speech

Because censorship is the foundation of political violence, we cannot cure it with more censorship.

Opinion

Times of Madness

The world sure can shake your faith sometimes.

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Opinion

Education as Freedom

As a new academic year begins, Michael S. Roth writes that colleges must redouble their commitment to educating for freedom—including freedom from governmental intrusion.

Opinion

Cruel Summer

College leaders have had little rest, but the fall promises more upheaval.

Opinion

Consulting the Manual

How to teach American Government in Trump II? Focus on the Constitution, readers say.

Opinion

The Transfer Credit Myth: More on Excess Credits

Part 2: The academic adviser’s perspective.