Filter & Sort
Filter
SORT BY DATE
Order
A line of cubes with arrows on them, following a deviating path, suggesting the need to be flexible and adaptable with change.
Opinion

Managing Change Is Hard

Here’s how we can teach the next generation of higher ed leaders to do it better.

An illustration of a piece of paper tacked to a yellow background, with the words "Dos & Don'ts" in cursive.
Opinion

10 Dos and Don’ts for Ph.D. Applications

Common mistakes can undermine your chances for admission.

A collection of multicolored graphs—two bar charts and one pie chart.
Opinion

5 Reasons Faculty Should Collect Class Data

It’s worth the extra effort.

A male scientist dressed in a lab coat, gloves and a mask types on a tablet in an agricultural research facility.
Opinion

From Training to Thriving: Building Systems That Support International Scientists

Universities and professional organizations can take practical steps to remove systemic barriers faced by international Ph.D. students and postdocs in their career planning.

    A male university student is in deep concentration as he writes on a notepad with one hand while his other rests on his open laptop. Another student can be seen working in the background.
Opinion

A Way to Save the Essay

We can encourage slow thinking by reimagining the essay as a scaffolded, in-class—and AI-free—assignment, Lily Abadal writes.

A set of different-colored cancer awareness ribbons arrayed against a light blue background.
Opinion

Let Your Colleagues In

Being open with my colleagues about my cancer diagnosis has allowed me to access an enormous source of support and comfort.

An illustration of a laptop with a document emerging from the screen, against an orange background.
Opinion

Anatomy of the Research Statement

When it comes to promotion and tenure, don’t just describe your research—explain and quantify its impact.

A close-up of a person's feet standing on asphalt with arrows painting every which way.
Opinion

Career Exploration Is a Humanities Research Project

Delve into key questions about your career options using humanities methods like qualitative research and interpretative analysis.