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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

Ready to Unplug? Start by Choosing the Right Classroom

Finding and configuring the right classroom space can help you realize the potential of a lower-tech pedagogy.

By Rachel Hastings

48% of recent graduates say they follow a budget—while 17% struggle to stick to one and 13% don’t know how to start.
Opinion
Columns Small World

Who’s Doing the Teaching at Universities?

Rachel and Gordon discuss the labor problem in academe.

By Rachel Toor and E. Gordon Gee

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Quick Takes

Half of Texas Tech Faculty Censored Their Courses Due to Race, Gender Rules

Restrictions on race, gender and sexuality instruction introduced late last year at Texas Tech University led faculty to change or...
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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

5 Tips for Assignment Design in the Agentic AI Age

If AI agents can do the homework, what should we grade instead?

By Tina Austin

Opinion
Columns Just Visiting

Molecule-Rearranging ROI

This is the business of college.

By John Warner

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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

Choose Student Support, Not Surveillance

The best defense against AI misuse is not better detection but better conditions for learning.

By Matthew Brophy

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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

The Real Problem With AI in STEM Education

The issue isn’t that our students are using it. It’s that they aren’t equipped to evaluate its outputs.

By Moones Alamooti

Students from the Denver Center for International Studies learn about menorahs from museum educator Joan Wallis at the Mizel Museum in 2017.
Diversity Religion

Jewish Studies Weighs How to Move Forward in the Post–Oct. 7 Era

As some Jewish studies programs experience new growth and investments in antisemitism education and other initiatives, scholars think about their role and what’s next for the field.