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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.
The Odd Couple: The Mess of Intercollegiate Athletics
Rachel asks Gordon to mansplain the nuttiness of big-time college sports.
Speed, Values and Iteration: AI Communication Lessons From Indiana University
Words alone are not enough to mobilize stakeholders around an institution’s approach to AI. Sustained, multichannel communications and visible actions are essential for building momentum.
Featured Gig: Assistant Dean for Engineering for Professionals at Johns Hopkins
Four questions for Daniel Horn, associate vice dean for professional education at the Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins University.
6 Reasons Libraries Should Look Beyond the M.L.S.
New research bolsters the growing case for alternative credentialing in academic libraries.
What (Isn’t) in a Name
Is there a better term than “noncredit” that encompasses all of our offerings?
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?
A Practical Framework to Help Students Use AI in Learning
The risk of cognitive outsourcing is real. But there is reason for optimism, if students are taught good AI habits early and often.