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3 Questions for Adam Landreth, Assistant Dean for Online Programs at Wake Forest School of Law
A conversation on the trade-offs between developing internal expertise in student recruitment and partnering with outside specialists to support growth.
5 Bewildering Dispatches From an Academic Publishing System Worth Saving
The journals are fine. Everything is fine.
Two Plus One Equals Four Minus One
Community colleges would make natural homes for applied three-year bachelor’s degrees.
Heather Cox Richardson Hears the Public Scholar Music
The historian behind Letters From an American, now read by more than three million subscribers, says the secret to public scholarship is remembering how to teach.
10 Lessons From an Office of Public Scholarship, 3 Years In
How can institutions better support scholars wanting to do public-facing work?
A Legal Road Map for AI Adoption on Campus
The law is moving quickly in this area, but some of the key legal implications for higher ed institutions are becoming clear.
Your Kids in Your College? Readers Respond.
From the can’t-get-far-enough-away to the happy-at-home, readers’ experiences vary.
How Will We Look Back on This Moment in Higher Ed?
Between historical revisionism and higher ed reform, this week speaks to the tensions in our country and marks a historical moment for the sector, one we’re still trying to understand.