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Dozens of bouquets and handwritten notes hang on a metal gate surrounding a picture of Jason Arday, a Black man with long dreadlocks.

Plagiarism, Even if Proven, Does Not Deserve Moral Prosecution

Jason Arday, neurodivergence and what happens when academic accountability becomes public punishment.

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The Heritage Foundation’s ‘Project Censorship’

The worst combination of mindless bureaucracy and authoritarian control.

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3 Questions for Huron’s Kaitlin Dumont

On building a career by connecting universities, ed-tech companies, nonprofits and ideas across higher education.

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What’s Worth Teaching? Say It Loud

We can make the capacities we’re implicitly teaching explicit.

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The Fatal, Familiar Takedown of Jason Arday

I wish the vicious envy and violent despising of Black male intellectual leadership had somehow bypassed him.

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Foxes in the Higher Ed Henhouse

Professional athletics and the entertainment industry are dining and dashing like foxes in a henhouse when it comes to higher education and its students.

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New School Year Brings Major Financial Uncertainty for Students

This fall, financial aid offices will be rolling out significant changes in federal aid policy with insufficient guidance. Colleges must respond with corresponding investments and support.