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Teaching American Government During Trump II
On helping students engage thoughtfully with American politics without sliding into either partisan cheerleading or fatalism.
A Case for Pleasure Reading in Grad School
Reading for pleasure is an indispensable part of scholarly formation, Victoria McGovern writes.
Colleges Shouldn’t Hike Tuition After May 1
Increasing tuition and fees after National Decision Day is unfair to incoming students, Andrew M. Ledbetter and Jessica L. Ledbetter write.
The Victory for Harvard Is a Victory for Democracy
A settlement by Harvard now would be not only cowardly but crazy.
Helping Writers Understand Their Tools
A lesson learned from a student many years ago, applicable to today.
A Not-So-Innocent Abroad
Given her politics, profession and (hippie) parentage, Rachel Toor finds herself surprised to feel a surge of patriotism while traveling overseas.
What Do DEI Moderates Stand For?
A recent Inside Higher Ed piece prompts MK Lamkin to ask what a “moderate” approach to DEI might look like.
The Transfer Credit Myth: How Everything We Know About Excess Credits May Be Wrong
Part One: Through the lens of records and registration.