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The Faculty Shrinks, but Tilts to Full-Time

Federal data show proportion of all instructors who work full-time is rising, even as total faculty workforce contracts slightly.

Really Bad Questions

Marketing professor uses Holocaust denial questions to illustrate double negatives.

New Programs: Quantitative Economics, Health and Business, Writing

Eastern Michigan University is starting a bachelor of science in quantitative economics. Saint Joseph's University, in Pennsylvania, is starting an...
Opinion

Recognizing the Shortcomings of Resilience

Difficulties surmounting certain obstacles could, in fact, be indicators that a student should abandon a particular path and pursue something else, writes Danielle Carr Ramdath.

Paying for a ‘Toxic’ Postdoc

Scholar wants to spread the word about the price postdocs have to pay to exit their appointments early.
Opinion

Creating New Connections and Conversations in the Classroom

Andrew Joseph Pegoda recommends that instructors schedule regular times for student wellness lessons.

The Mobility Trap

New paper examines why intergenerational immobility resurfaces when looking at advanced degree holders.

‘Rethinking Diversity Frameworks in Higher Education’

Authors discuss their new book on race relations in higher education.