Faculty Issues

Shifting unexpectedly to remote instruction requires as many human solutions as technology solutions, Jody Greene writes.

The federal government opened the door for regional accreditors to operate in other parts of the country, and one agency is taking advantage, Judith Eaton writes. Is this a good idea or a bad one?

Suddenly trying to teach humanities courses online? Mind your presence, ask good questions and manage expectations, experts say.

What will happen to college food service and custodial workers when campuses are empty? The answer is unclear for most, and layoffs aren't off the table.

An assistant professor says he was fired because he dared to talk about human population variation and got slandered as a eugenicist.

An unhappy reader says a recent column cast aspersions on cash-starved colleges trying to do the right thing. Plus: We seek your advice on how we should cover teaching and learning during corona frenzy.

Awareness and adoption of open educational resources continue to grow, a new report suggests. But the movement could be overshadowed by publisher initiatives like inclusive access.