Letters

"Why consolidate by two, when you could do the same with three or four? It follows the same argument while providing even greater efficiencies."

Proof that "while the internet comments section is not always a lovely place,... it is beneficial for these moments wherein a person makes a clearly ludicrous statement in need of a quick and hearty rebuttal."

"We need free and open dialogue as a community more than ever."

Layoffs disproportionately affect those who teach our students, rather than "slimming down the overstuffed, overpaid and frequently incompetent administration."

A "hateful and demeaning" slap at people with names "given to us at birth and not ours to choose -- as if we are all implicitly morally inferior."

The rules on international students are part of what is akin to a Denial of Service attack by the Trump administration on higher education.

I am dismayed by his dismissive use of a right-wing trope like “indoctrination” to denounce a viewpoint he dislikes.

Dr. Kim chooses not to address the substance of Dr. Kolnick’s article, whose concerns he claims to share, but instead seizes on a couple of generalizations about online learning in Dr. Kolnick’s piece.