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Is Your Idea Op-Ed Ready? Here’s a Test to Find Out
Not every academic idea is ready for the opinion page. Here’s how to test your topic and shape it for a public audience.
Debating Gaslighting
The crisis of censorship we face in America today: Accusations of bigotry happening on campuses without proof of systematic discrimination are being used to punish colleges and seek suppression of free speech.
On Being a Black Anthropologist
Rachel Laryea writes that identifying as a Black anthropologist felt wrong—until she started using the tools of the discipline to tell new stories about Black life.
They Can’t Take Your Dignity
But some people seem willing to give it away for a competitive advantage.
The Update Desk
A simple five-minute practice can build community in the college classroom, Niles Mattier writes.
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.
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.
Featured Gig: Senior Director of Partnership Services (Remote) at AllCampus
A conversation with Katie Curran, AVP of partnerships.