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Of Course Faculty Will Take Political Positions in the Classroom
But—colleges can still require faculty to limit expressing their personal viewpoints in professional settings.
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Rethinking Technical Violations and Supervision in Prison Education Programs
In response to Joshua Bay’s recently published Inside Higher Ed article, the Consortium for Catholic Higher Education in Prison, a...
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Reincarceration Linked to Systems of Supervision—Not Prison Education
Dear Editor, As the national organization for higher education in prison in the United States, we at the Alliance for...
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Misrepresenting Prison Education Risks Harming Already Vulnerable Students
Not telling the full story about incarcerated students could impact funding and political support for this vital field.
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Students Should Insure an Investment as Important as College
Why loan repayment assistance programs help address college affordability challenges.
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Let’s Level the Playing Field for Singles in Higher Ed
Colleges can do more to create policies and practices that make single people feel more welcome at their institutions.
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Addressing Discrimination in Faculty Hiring Starts With Data
Chad M. Topaz’s critique of the Faculty Merit Act, drafted by the National Association of Scholars, itself embodies another ill...
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Public Trust Requires Both Reform and Defense
Higher ed must be better at making changes, communicating its value and owning its mistakes.