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What One Year of ‘The Public Scholar’ Taught Me
A year of conversations with editors, agents and scholars taught me that breaking through takes practical know-how and remembering how to teach.
Now Is the Time to Plan and Prepare Your Students and Colleagues on Workplace AI
If ever there was a most important era in which we must emphasize discourse with our students, it is today. We are in the midst of major changes in our culture and society as a whole.
Who Do You Want to Become?
Students know what college is for. Many of the sector’s critics do not.
Did We in the Humanities Cause Our Own Demise?
How much are we to blame for the lack of public trust in higher education?
The Ticks and Leeches of Higher Education
External culprits eating the sector alive by exploiting, capitalizing and profiting off higher education and students stand to weaken and kill it.
Jason Arday’s Death Shouldn’t Affect Who Gets Hired Next
His story should not be used to further undermine efforts to diversify the faculty pipeline.
Trump Attacks Academia—and Grad Students Ask if It’s Worth Saving
It’s not just the federal government that’s telling grad students their work doesn’t matter.
