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For Ousted Professors, Texas’s Blue Wave Could Help Their Cases
Starting in January, Democrats will control the governorship, the statehouse and the attorney general’s office. They offer a potentially more friendly legal landscape for professors fighting suspensions and dismissals related to speech.
After Last Pick Declined, Iowa Board Hires Local Professor to Lead Civics Center
‘AI Slop’ Papers Published Under Prominent Academics’ Names
High-profile researchers were listed among authors at little-known titles, sparking concern that Ph.D. students could be tempted to submit their work there, too.
What (if Anything) Do We Value About Teaching Writing?
We’re making progress, but progress is hindered by not talking more about what values we’re trying to live by.
What Teaching Kindergarten Taught Me About Teaching College
In one hard semester, I unlearned everything I’d learned from my years on the kindergarten carpet.
Manhattan Institute Targets Mellon for Funding Left-Leaning Higher Ed Groups
The Mellon Foundation was central in creating the Alliance for Higher Education. One conservative group is targeting Mellon in what the Alliance president called “one privately funded organization pointing fingers at another.”
13 AGs Ask Supreme Court to Uphold Florida’s Stop WOKE Act
‘The Cauldron’ and the Limits of Reading for Learning
The value-add of learning from teaching.