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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.
Loan Caps Will Steer Students Toward Riskier Private Lending
The hope is that graduate loan caps will put pressure on institutions to lower costs. But the caps could cost students much more in the long run.
The Future Is Creative
Yet the proposed accountability framework tying programs’ eligibility for federal aid to graduate earning outcomes puts the future of arts education at risk.
Bard’s Crisis Reveals How Presidents Can Escape Oversight
Long tenure plus fundraising power plus board alignment equals an authority structure that few in higher education know how to interrupt.
On Being an International Student Adviser in These Times
International students are watching what they say online and on campus. This saddens me, but I’d be remiss if I advised them to do otherwise.
Toward a True History of Viewpoint Diversity: It’s the Disciplines, Stupid!
Government and foundation-driven efforts to increase viewpoint diversity fundamentally misunderstand the issue.
Possibly My Last View on the Trouble With Tenure
I’ve spent my whole career fighting against tenure. You can bet I’ll keep up the fight as long as I can.