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Universities Must Save the Next Generation of Essential Workers
The pandemic is threatening graduate students even though their labor is essential to the university and its students, argues Sarah Stinard-Kiel.
Don’t Grade Them
In any ordinary semester, some students fall apart. In the spring 2020 semester, the world fell apart.
A Tale of 2 Colleges
How safe is safe? Bill Burger explores Bowdoin and Middlebury’s dueling reopening plans.
How to Keep Your Options Open
In the coming months, facing uncertainty head-on and doing what you can to prepare for multiple possible job outcomes is the best thing you can do for your future self, advises Derek Attig.
The Social Movement and the Civic Moment
The courageous activists of the Black Lives Matter movement have changed the space and created room for all of us to make contributions to racial justice.
Ethical College Admissions: Overrated
Colleges prepare for an admissions cycle without mandatory testing, writes Jim Jump.
The College Board and ACT Can Save Testing
They need to take over from high schools the process of offering tests, writes David Benjamin Gruenbaum.
Higher Education Needs Antifascism Now
There is no neutrality with respect to the resurgent populist authoritarianism one sees in this country and in so many others, Michael S. Roth argues.