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Our Institutions Fumbled DEI; As Always, It Falls to Individuals to Do the Work

Many DEI trainings were nonscientific and ineffective. But the best of them were grounded in cognitive-behavioral strategies that we can still use in our practical, everyday work.

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25 Years Into the College Completion Movement: What We Did Right, and What We Should Do Next

Completion for completion’s sake can’t be the goal we build all our efforts around.

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Opinion

Lessons for the Silly Season

Why do colleges get commencement speakers wrong every year?

Low Memorial Library at Columbia University.

Rethinking Shared Governance

These systems can shield leaders from accountability.

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Beyond Hampshire: What’s Next for Progressive Education

Hampshire’s closure speaks squarely to questions of what college is for.

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The Academic Value of Trust

There’s good reason much of the public has lost trust in higher education.

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Trust Isn’t the Issue

What we actually have is a crisis of truth.

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Workforce Pell Has (Nearly) Arrived; It’s Not What Was Intended

Many short-term programs won’t qualify, and the necessary data systems are lacking. These limitations are a matter of (statutory) design.