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AI Tutoring and the Cost of Convenience
Despite its many strengths, AI tutoring is no substitute for relationally rich peer-led tutoring programs.
Book Review: Campus Speech and Academic Freedom
In their new book, Erwin Chemerinsky and Howard Gillman critique current threats to campus free speech, but their narrow definition of academic freedom risks free expression.
UCSD Can Live Without the SAT
Selective institutions like the University of California, San Diego are well-positioned to address preparation gaps—after admission.
A Conversation With Dr. Brian K. Bridges, N.J.’s Third Secretary of Higher Ed
The former secretary tells the Resident Scholar about his career path and offers advice for diversifying the SHEEO talent pool.
Trump Seeks to Silence Critics. These Scholars Are Pushing Back.
Self-censorship might seem like a safe option right now, but public scholars have a responsibility to provide evidence and context in fraught times.
‘Digital Twins’ and the Prescience of Cheesy Early ’80s Science Fiction
I can foresee these twins creating workload expectations that effectively rule out actual people—the work could become entirely transactional and impersonal.
How Many More Americans Need to Die? A Prediction.
Uncontaminated facts about mortality are essential. Without them, more people will die and there will be less accountability for preventable losses of life.