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U.S. Plans to Stop Funding Low-Earning Degrees. Indiana May Just End Them.
Congress’s new earnings test will stop students from receiving federal aid for some programs. A Hoosier State bill goes further, putting those degrees on the chopping block.
AI Can Raise the Floor for Higher Ed Policymaking
Used carefully, AI tools can aid us in developing university policy based on evidence, not anecdote or intuition.
UNC Plans to Define Academic Freedom—and Its Limits
The Faculty Assembly’s proposed definition will soon go before the state university system’s board, but with added language such as “academic freedom is not absolute.” The state AAUP is objecting.
Come to the Dark Side: The Dangers of Pathologizing Administration in Higher Ed
Treating administrators as the enemy only harms higher ed.
Faculty Want Answers on Oklahoma’s Suspension Policies
After a graduate teaching assistant was put on administrative leave following a grading dispute with a student that went viral, faculty at the University of Oklahoma are asking leaders to better protect them from political harassment.
The Angry 8: On Faculty Senates
A reformed member of the faculty club no one should want to join weighs in on the beauty and ickiness of shared governance.
Indiana May Reject New Degrees That Don’t Commit to ‘Values of American Society’
