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A 2025 Commitment to Depolarization and Transfer Reform
As we enter year four of the “Beyond Transfer” blog, we reflect on lessons learned and commit to finding unity in the pursuit of better outcomes for students through cross-sector collaboration, policy change and addressing credit transfer challenges.
SMU Picked a Good Leader, so Why Am I Worried?
Jay Hartzell’s planned move from the UT Austin presidency to Southern Methodist demands attention from all who care about public higher ed, Michael S. Harris writes.
Give Me Unique Intelligences, Not Probabilities
If I want thoughts of my own, I need thoughts of others, says John Warner.
Featured Gig: Chief Education Solutions Officer at U-M
Four questions for James DeVaney on this role at Michigan’s Center for Academic Innovation.
The Rise of Multidisciplinary Research Stimulated by AI Research Tools
A revolution is quietly taking place in academic and scholarly research prompted by the advent of AI research tools. This will reshape the very nature of our studies and greatly accelerate synergies and collaborations across academic fields.
The Great Unbundling
And what this means for the future of American higher education.
Toward a Democratic Academic Freedom
Understanding academic freedom as a collective faculty responsibility provides a basis for protecting academic rights, Will Clark writes.
Making Class Participation Grades Meaningful
Benjamin Rifkin calls for incentivizing preparation for class discussions and making expectations for student engagement more transparent.