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Historians Must Reclaim the American Historical Association
Two recent vetoes by the association’s governing council raise the question of who defines what counts as “history.”
6 Takeaways From the International Branch Campus Boom
Twenty years after interest in foreign outposts reached its height, here’s what to know about the rise, fall and reinvention of the IBC.
AI Tutoring and the Cost of Convenience
Despite its many strengths, AI tutoring is no substitute for relationally rich peer-led tutoring programs.
UCSD Can Live Without the SAT
Selective institutions like the University of California, San Diego are well-positioned to address preparation gaps—after admission.
‘Extraordinary and Unconstitutional’ Indeed
The University of Pennsylvania is right to resist the Trump administration’s demand for lists of Jewish employees.
Not the Alligator Closest to the Boat
AI-forced restructuring is the biggest risk colleges face.
About That UCSD Math Report
Declining math skills are a real problem nationally, but UC San Diego is an unusual case—and other California colleges offer a range of promising models for rethinking calculus requirements.