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Socially Distant Yet Intellectually Close
While some students criticize the quality of online learning in the age of COVID, those in one class describe a highly positive experience -- and how it allowed them to reimagine pedagogy.
Not Expendable
New AAUP statement urges institutions to treat their adjuncts as essential team members during the pandemic -- and after.
'Babar in the Room'
Faculty parents are once again being asked to perform a miracle: Get their students and their own kids through the semester in one piece. Does it have to be this way?
A Milestone for Palestinian Studies
Brown establishes what it says is the first endowed professorship in Palestinian studies at a U.S. research institution.
New Programs: Information Technology, Creative Writing, Emerging Media, Addiction and Recovery Services, Design, Divinity, Occupational Therapy, Nursing
Alderson Broaddus University is starting an executive master of science in information technology administration. Alma College is starting its first...
Whose Music Theory?
A 20-minute plenary talk boils over into music theory's biggest imbroglio in years. Allegations of anti-Black bias and anti-Semitism fly.
A ‘Safety Strike’
Three days after returning to campus, employees at City Colleges of Chicago said the colleges are not following their planned COVID-19 spread-prevention protocols. Worried for their safety, the union is threatening to strike.
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Transfer Access to the Liberal Arts
Small liberal arts colleges have a crucial opportunity to engage actively with community colleges for the benefit of both students and themselves, write Loni Bordoloi Pazich and Meagan Wilson.