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More Essential Than Ever: A Review
A follow-up to the “user’s manual” for community college reform adds to the conversation.
Predicting the Governance Future
For better or for worse, presidents should prepare for more active, engaged boards this academic year, Peter Eckel writes.
Trump Hijacks American Science and Scholarship
Robert Ubell writes that an executive order giving political appointees authority over grant approvals amounts to a Communist-style takeover.
3 Questions for Sasha Thackaberry-Voinovich on Newstate University
A new “radically affordable” and “AI-focused” university?
AI Companies Roll Out Educational Tools
This fall, Google, Anthropic and OpenAI are rolling out powerful new AI tools for students and educators, each taking a different path to shape the future of learning.
Not Just National Interest: Why Area Studies Matters
If we are to save area studies programs, it will fall to universities to recognize their value, Amanda Lanzillo writes.
A Teaching Mantra for the New Year
Jeffrey Nesteruk shares eight words of pedagogical wisdom: Be clear. Be engaging. Be honest. Be kind.
Let’s Talk About Proxies and Admission
The ultimate target of the administration’s scrutiny of college admission may be holistic review, Jim Jump writes.