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What Canceling ‘Magic City Monday’ Conveys to College Women Who Work in Strip Clubs
It reinforces a long-standing message to exotic dancers: You work in a shameful place.
This Is What Democracy Looks Like
Under pressure to teach American values, colleges can model civic engagement by joining efforts to strengthen at-risk voter protections.
College Student Athletes Using NIL, Transfer Portal to Speak Up for Social Injustice
The ability to transfer to less repressive playing environments gives student athletes the ability to disrupt injustices in our broader society.
3 Questions for AllCampus’s Ben Kuikman on AI and Digital Marketing
A conversation on how AI is changing student recruitment.
Teaching Toward Slow Hope
An interview with Douglas Haynes about his new book pointing a new way forward for higher education.
The Odd Couple: Don’t Go Changing
Rachel and Gordon chat about why faculty are resistant to change.
A Critique of the New UW Madison Faculty Survey
There are serious problems with the survey questions, and we need to be careful not to adopt the author’s claims about “ideological imbalance and its consequences” uncritically.
The Danger of Silence When Academic Freedom Is Under Threat
Inaction from rank-and-file workers enabled government censorship during the Red Scares.