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Drawing on her experiences as seemingly the only atheist in her undergraduate theology and philosophy classes, Mairead Carr writes about how we need to rethink the issue of censorship in college.

Recognizing the boundaries of academic freedom is important to protecting it, Inara Scott writes.

Institutions need to continue to waive fees and implement cost-saving measures for students post-COVID, writes Provost Denise Runge.

The most competitive colleges would benefit if they admitted some students largely by chance, writes Daniel R. Schwarz.

Kerri Shook shares lessons from her research into student perceptions of institutional efforts to recruit racially and ethnically diverse students.

Lucinda Coulter writes that future engineers and scientists need a robust English department, too.

Scott McLemee considers Onora O’Neill’s book A Philosopher Looks at Digital Communication.

Colleges should expand online content plus campus visit opportunities, writes educational consultant Matthew Greene.