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Opinion

Women’s Bodies and the Architecture of Work

This International Women’s Day, let’s talk about how women’s embodied experiences are rarely acknowledged, let alone accommodated, in the higher education workplace.

Opinion

Featured Gig: Associate Director, Faculty and Lecturer Programs, at Stanford

Four questions for Cassandra Horii and Kritika Yegnashankaran.

Opinion

Featured Gig: Vice President, Learner Experience Design, at UMGC

Four questions for Angie Besendorfer, chief learner experience and success officer at University of Maryland Global Campus.

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Opinion

Burnout by a Million Paper Cuts

Behold: a job posting you’d never accept, but already did.

OSU Professor Faces Assault Charges

Ohio State University professor Luke Perez faces assault charges after attacking a filmmaker on campus last week, according to The...
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Opinion

When the World Feels Bleak, Turn to Community

Engaging with our communities can help career and professional development practitioners recommit to caring for ourselves and the graduate and postdoc scholars we serve.

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Opinion

‘Extraordinary and Unconstitutional’ Indeed

The University of Pennsylvania is right to resist the Trump administration’s demand for lists of Jewish employees.

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Opinion

Bringing Staff Expertise Out of the Shadows

Universities are set up to recognize classification, not contribution—rendering the intellectual contributions of academic staff largely invisible.