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Don’t Wave the White Flag on Reading Just Yet

I spent part of my summer trying to explain to college students why they should read. Here’s what I found.

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6 Tips for Transferring Ph.D. Programs Successfully

Sharing our transfer stories will help demystify a daunting process.

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Opinion

What If Preparing an Accessible Course Took Minutes Instead of Hours?

AI substantially lowers the time barriers to creating more accessible course supports. Here are six prompts to get started.

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Opinion

16 Types of Toxic Bosses

If you recognize your boss in one of these prototypes, you can do something about it.

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Why Enrollment Leaders Are Poised for the Presidency

Three presidents who came to their positions by way of enrollment management offer advice on this pathway.

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Opinion

What My Amputation Taught Me About Radical Honesty in the Classroom

By being vulnerable, I gave my students permission to be vulnerable, too.

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Students as Conscientious Objectors to Generative AI

We should listen to them—and treat their objections with respect.