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Tenure Is Already Dead
For many of us, it was never alive in the first place, but the values tenure is meant to promote can and must endure.
Opinion
The Costly Downside to Ditching AP
While the program has its downsides, schools looking to give their students a more equal footing as college candidates shouldn’t overlook the benefits, argues Ali Lincoln.
A Disenchanted Academe
Too many people in academe are institutionalizing their melancholy, writes Douglas Dowland. They complain about what a university should be rather than seeing what it makes possible.
Mary Meeker's Digital Learning Slides
How our world shows up in the Internet Trends 2018 deck.
Textbook Rentals: Symptom, Not Cause
The runaway cost of instructional materials is a worry, but it's not even close to the biggest problem for students, writes Jason Katzman.
External Peer Review: Why Not for Teaching?
While external peer reviews of scholarship provide the benefit of both expertise and objectivity, peer reviews of teaching often suffer from the lack of both, argues Pamela E. Barnett.
Everything Old Is New Again
The pitfalls that plague higher education communications have remained fairly consistent over the last 40 years. Donna Lehmann takes a look at the history of viewbooks and recaps some of those challenges.
The Problem With Giving Days
What higher ed can learn from premium brands about gimmicks.