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The 90-Credit Degree Deserves a Name of Its Own
We owe it to students, graduate schools and employers to clearly distinguish 90-credit degrees from the traditional bachelor’s.
Democrats’ Texas Takeover Could Reshape Boards, Laws and More
The Lone Star State was at the vanguard of the nation’s conservative higher ed overhauls. But Republicans now must relinquish control of state offices and one legislative chamber.
Women Leave Academia Feeling Devalued, Study Shows
A hand-coded analysis of more than 6,600 faculty survey responses revealed that women—especially women of color—report feeling disrespected and unappreciated in academia more often than their male counterparts.
Judge Sides With Harvard in Gino’s Tenure Case
A federal judge this week ruled in favor of Harvard University in a civil case brought by Francesca Gino, a...
Opinion
From Sage on the Stage to Steward of the Struggle
The rise of generative AI has changed the faculty member’s role.
Opinion
The 7 Silos of Accountability
Without a shared understanding of accountability, universities stretch themselves thin and spend millions on compliance. Here’s what we can do about it.
