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Opinion

Leading in the Gray

Faith-based leadership in higher ed isn’t about dogma; it’s about discernment.

Opinion

Responding to Disruption? Consult a Center for Teaching and Learning

A guest post by Derek Bruff, Andrew Kennedy and Jess Taggart.

Opinion

Finding Your People

College gives students the opportunity to grow by connecting with people outside of their bubbles of belief.

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Opinion

Thankful for Others

In your career search and in life, don’t underestimate the value of cultivating a human community.

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Opinion

Why the SAT Is a Poor Fit for Public Universities

The SAT may suit the Ivies, but it undermines the mission of America’s public institutions.

Opinion

More Work-Life Balance in Academe Would Help Reduce the Fear of Retirement

Many teachers don’t develop a life outside of the job, which makes it harder to leave and make room for the next generation.

Opinion

Notes on the Complete College America Conference

Reconnecting with old friends and learning about new initiatives in Baltimore.

Opinion

Effectively Communicate How Your Campus Connects Education to Careers

Students want quality jobs and expect that experience to start before they graduate.