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When Majors Matter

I’d much rather see a student who loves literature study that than force herself to slog through an HVAC program, hating every moment of it.

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Working Smarter in the Age of AI

Members of the LEARN Commission outline a vision to improve credit evaluation and bring more learners into higher education.

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Featured Gig: Senior Director of Partnership Services (Remote) at AllCampus

A conversation with Katie Curran, AVP of partnerships.

Three wooden blocks with the words "Diversity," "Equity" and "Inclusion" against a red background.
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How Disciplines Shape the DEI Debate

Attitudes toward DEI differ sharply across academic disciplines, Matthew J. Mayhew writes.

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Debating the Terms of Prejudice Only Distracts Us From Addressing Discrimination

To the Editor: John Wilson is right (“ No One is Gaslighting You,” Aug. 20, 2025) that the term “gaslight”...
The year 2025 and a photo of President Trump are juxtaposed against the title and opening section of the document titled "1940 Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure: With 1970 Interpretative Comments."
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It’s Been More Than 50 Years Since the AAUP Revised Its Statement on Academic Freedom

With faculty facing new threats in the age of Trump, it’s time to revisit the AAUP’s seminal statement, Austin Sarat writes.

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3 Questions for Senior Learning Designer Heather Hans

Career adventures in nonfaculty-educator land.

Groupings of brown and black chess pieces, respectively, are lined up in separate groups behind two white king and queen pieces, which lie fallen in front of them.
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Divided We Fall

To effectively confront external threats to higher ed, campus leaders will need to address an internal one: the faculty-administration divide, Adrianna Kezar and Susan Elrod write.