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A Path Toward Equity in College Athletics Runs Through the Classroom
Amid the chaos of college sports, giving academic credit for athletic competition could return control to institutions—and show every student that their sport matters.
Responding to the Signs of the Times
Higher ed is under pressure to become a workforce pipeline. The institutions that find ways to balance those demands with their missions may be the ones that survive.
When Two Become One
The once-verboten idea of mergers and strategic partnerships is shedding its stigma in some corners of higher ed.
This Is What Democracy Looks Like
Under pressure to teach American values, colleges can model civic engagement by joining efforts to strengthen at-risk voter protections.
Will There Be a Second Compact?
The Department of Education will struggle to find broad acceptance of a new iteration of the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education without true partnership with the sector.
What Oklahoma’s Tenure Ban Got Wrong
By bypassing the Legislature, Governor Stitt denied Oklahomans a meaningful conversation about tenure’s role in their public colleges and universities.
What if Colleges Experimented at the Edges?
Under pressure, higher ed might find its next move by looking at the fringes.
The Collective Impact of Higher Ed Is Its Best Story
What colleges do together for their communities matters more than what any single institution claims about itself.