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The Risk Proposition of Law School Is Changing
Upcoming federal loan changes, coupled with the end of affirmative action, stand to make law school a riskier option for students of color and those from low-income backgrounds.
The 3-Pronged Attack on Scientific Communication
At the NIH, political appointees exercise extensive control over scientific communication, and research on health communication is under siege.
6 Reasons Libraries Should Look Beyond the M.L.S.
New research bolsters the growing case for alternative credentialing in academic libraries.
The Question Haunting That Humanities Report
A new report criticizes a turn toward politicized scholarship in the humanities. But could it be that a more diverse academy is asking different questions?
The Solutions to College Completion Challenges Start in K–12
We need to treat college readiness as a system (re)design issue.
What the Anti-Accommodation Rhetoric Misses
Articles and opinion essays decrying the supposed abuse of disability accommodations at wealthy, elite universities have ripple effects for community college students.
Canvas Crashes—Paper Not So Much
I asked my students what they thought of Canvas after the great crash of spring 2026.
A Taxonomy of Harm for the AI Age
Do your AI literacy efforts account for the full range of ways AI can hurt you, cognitively?