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A notice that reads "Termination of Employment" on a desk, next to a book and pair of eyeglasses.

It’s the End of Tenure as We Know It

And no, Ellyn Lem writes, it’s not fine.

How Are Faculty, Staff and Students Really Using CUNY Transfer Explorer?

Ithaka S+R’s research highlights how a diverse group of users is using (or not) the credit mobility tool.

3 Questions for UC Online’s Rolin Moe

A conversation with the executive director of UC Online at the University of California.

An illustration of a document that says "Contract" at the top, atop a folder and next to a pen.

Making Employment Agreements for Success

It’s more important than ever that faculty members be thoughtful about and understand the functions and limits of academic contracts, writes Peter F. Lake.

The Cognitive Turn in Literary Criticism

How the imaginative worlds created in fiction shape human perception, emotions and values.

A young man holds a fridge door open and leans against the fridge, his head in his hand, as he surveys its contents: the fridge is empty.

Congress Can End the College Hunger Crisis

Mildred García and John B. King, Jr. write that complex rules for accessing federal SNAP benefits leave too many students hungry.

A Loss of Depth

The declining philosophical, psychological and sociological ambitions of modern fiction.

My Imagined Climate Fiction and the University Syllabus

A climate fiction reading list inspired by Universities on Fire.