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No, Civil Discourse Programs Aren’t a Right-Wing Conspiracy
Political motive sometimes drives philanthropic funding. It also drives flawed research.
‘It’s the Economy, Stupid’
A healthy dose of macroeconomics is what’s missing from prevailing narratives around college costs and employability.
Enough With the Performative Apologia
Let’s have an honest conversation about civic trust and higher education.
The Crisis in College Composition and Communication
The dissolution of the field’s premier organization couldn’t have come at a worse time.
To Grade or Not to Grade … Is the Wrong Question
At Michigan, we hope covering students’ first-semester grades will lessen their stress and encourage them to challenge themselves intellectually.
Plagiarism, Even if Proven, Does Not Deserve Moral Prosecution
Jason Arday, neurodivergence and what happens when academic accountability becomes public punishment.
New School Year Brings Major Financial Uncertainty for Students
This fall, financial aid offices will be rolling out significant changes in federal aid policy with insufficient guidance. Colleges must respond with corresponding investments and support.