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Rural Challenges

Sometimes the best part of a conference is realizing that you’re not alone.

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Opinion

What the Cornell Report Gets Right About the Purpose of the University

Universities seeking to rebuild public trust would do well to follow Cornell’s lead.

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Two Years After the Protests, Who Is Right About Campus Speech?

The encampments might be gone, but college campuses remain a free speech battleground.

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AI for Me, but Not for Thee

Dartmouth’s provost raises a tension we should examine.

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Supporting Civic Engagement Isn’t Just About Students

To fulfill Its democratic mission, higher ed must better support faculty civic engagement too.

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Opinion

AI Isn’t Making Comms Teams’ Jobs Any Easier

Communicators need a seat at the table in crafting AI policies and practices.

Promoting Equity and Access

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Featured Gig: Senior Learning Designer, AI and Emerging Learning Technologies at Quinnipiac University

4 Questions for Adam Nemeroff, Assistant Provost for Innovations in Learning, Teaching, and Technology.