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Why Shared Governance Is Breaking Down, and How to Fix It
The “pick your lane” approach with faculty owning curriculum and the administration owning the budget doesn’t work anymore, if it ever really did.
After an F-1 Visa Refusal, Colleges Can Do More
As visa refusal rates have risen, simply telling an admitted student they can reapply is insufficient.
Trump’s Latest Move Threatens Any College That Seeks to Promote Equality
The administration’s plan to revoke tax-exempt status from schools that offer Black or other minority students targeted support willfully distorts the law.
15 Years of Title IX Reform—Yet Campus Sexual Assault Remains Pervasive
Regardless of what happens next in Washington, the changes we need should start with sex education and changes to campus cultures.
Who Do You Want to Become?
Students know what college is for. Many of the sector’s critics do not.
Jason Arday’s Death Shouldn’t Affect Who Gets Hired Next
His story should not be used to further undermine efforts to diversify the faculty pipeline.
Faculty Should Lead Way in Responding to Compact 2.0
No university should respond to Secretary McMahon’s letter without significant faculty involvement.
What 5 Years of Taliban Rule Reveals About Authoritarianism and Higher Ed
Five years after the U.S. troop withdrawal, the Taliban is reshaping Afghanistan’s higher education institutions in its image.