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Thoughts on ‘Broken,’ Part 2: What’s the Solution?
Preventing bureaucracy from destroying human moments.
Can Public Universities Scale Honors-Like Experiences for a Larger Number of Undergraduates?
We must demand that all students, not just the most privileged, have access to the kinds of enticing perks too often reserved for honors students.
Thoughts on Paul LeBlanc’s ‘Broken,’ Part 1
When means become ends in themselves.
Bradford DeLong’s ‘Slouching Towards Utopia’
An economic history of the long 20th century.
Why We Should Worry About the Decline of American Intellectual History as a Field of Study
Intellectual history matters because ideas matter.
Friday Fragments
Reader response, illiquid assets and Gertrude Stein gazing upon cows.
3 Questions With Coursera and Louisiana Tech on New Student and Employer Research
A conversation about microcredentials with Scott Shireman, global head of campus at Coursera, and Lindsey Keith-Vincent, associate dean for research, outreach and innovation in the Science and Technology Education Center at Louisiana Tech.
How Hispanic-Serving Institutions Are Increasing Opportunity for Community College Transfer Students
Data demonstrate strong outcomes for transfer students who attend Hispanic-serving institutions.