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An Education in Taxation
Tax policy belongs in the undergraduate liberal arts curriculum as a cornerstone of civic education, Andrew Leahey writes.
We Can’t Ban AI, but We Can Friction Fix It
Faculty can do a lot to make it harder, and less enticing, for students to use generative AI, Catherine Savini writes.
More Than a Hoodie
Why higher ed marketers need to pay attention to the brand power of licensing right now.
U.S. Universities Can’t Innovate in Isolation
New federal policies and proposals to restrict international students and cross-border research collaborations are highly intrusive and ill-conceived, Neal McCluskey and Kayla Susalla write.
Reading ‘Nexus’ as an Opportunity for a Different Type of Campus AI Conversation
Yuval Noah Harari’s AI book as a complement to Mollick’s Co-Intelligence.
Who Benefits Most From ‘Saving a Seat’?
Jim Jump questions Cornell College’s ‘Save Your Seat’ initiative, which involves sending personalized aid estimates before students apply–and incentivizing deposits by Sept. 1.
One Big Beautiful Bill Is One Big Betrayal
The law only puts the American dream further out of reach, Rachel Fishman writes.
Prepare Now, Succeed Later
It’s never too early to start career planning, but it can be too late, Ellen Dobson and Anne-Sophie Bohrer write.