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What Consent Teaches Us About Teaching
My work as a certified theatrical intimacy director has shaped how I think about consent in the classroom.
What Does the AAUP’s 1915 Declaration Really Say?
Not what John Tomasi claims it does.
Star Sociology Professor Resigns After Cambridge Opens Investigation
Jason Arday, the youngest Black professor ever appointed at Cambridge, has quit amid allegations of plagiarism and academic misconduct.
U of Minnesota Pays Pro-Palestinian Holocaust Scholar After Revoked Job Offer
The University of Minnesota agreed to pay Holocaust studies scholar Raz Segal $250,000 as part of a settlement for rescinding...
Don’t Wave the White Flag on Reading Just Yet
I spent part of my summer trying to explain to college students why they should read. Here’s what I found.
Japan Officially Joins Europe’s Flagship Research Program
The Asian giant follows South Korea in associating with Horizon Europe, gaining access to funds for research that addresses societal challenges.
Texas A&M Faculty Challenge System’s Race and Gender Rules
Texas A&M University faculty members sued their university this week in an effort to block a system policy that limits...
What If Preparing an Accessible Course Took Minutes Instead of Hours?
AI substantially lowers the time barriers to creating more accessible course supports. Here are six prompts to get started.