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Scoring the AP English Exam: A Diary
An English professor writes that the experience left him underwhelmed but well-fed.
How Leaders Are Keeping DEI Work Alive
Resistance is possible—and necessary, Jorge Burmicky and Oscar E. Patrón write.
I Faced Antisemitism in Soviet Academia. It’s Not a Problem at George Mason University
Igor Mazin writes that President Gregory Washington is doing an excellent job protecting all students and faculty, including Jews, from bigotry and harassment.
ACCESS: A Framework for Student Success
Laura J. Jacobsen writes that ACCESS—an acronym for affinity, community, career, early alert, support and storytelling—offers a strategic way to organize student success efforts.
Moral Wounds
As higher ed confronts a crisis of values, we must name, witness and transcend moral injury, Mays Imad writes.
Columbia’s Gaslighting
Columbia’s deal reaffirms rather than challenges a narrative of widespread antisemitism, while reinforcing the ongoing erasure of Palestinians, Jennifer Ruth writes.
A Professor’s Dilemma
Knowing a student used AI is not the same as being able to prove it, Leonard Steinhorn writes.
Pay Attention to ‘The Manhattan Statement’
A Manhattan Institute statement offers a road map for a new level of federal interference in higher ed, Amanda Fuchs Miller writes.