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‘Digital Twins’ and the Prescience of Cheesy Early ’80s Science Fiction
I can foresee these twins creating workload expectations that effectively rule out actual people—the work could become entirely transactional and impersonal.
How Many More Americans Need to Die? A Prediction.
Uncontaminated facts about mortality are essential. Without them, more people will die and there will be less accountability for preventable losses of life.
Big-Time Sports and Academic Institutions Cannot Co-Exist
If Indiana University’s president is an MVP, we’ve got a problem.
The Soul of America
The Soul of America illustrates how working together and raising each other up with generosity is best for the whole.
Minneapolis’s Community Bonds Are Being Tested
Years of partnership between universities and their immigrant neighbors could help the city survive this crisis.
It Is Time to Eliminate Prerequisite Developmental Education for All Students
Scaling developmental education reforms is absolutely necessary to improve outcomes for students and build greater public trust in postsecondary education.
3 Questions on AI and Online Education for BU’s Wendy Colby
Part two of my conversation with Boston University’s vice president and associate provost.
The Odd Couple: We Can’t All Be Gordon Gee
Rachel and Gordon chat about the university presidency.