Filter & Sort
Don't Shrink
Graduate programs in the humanities should resist calls for them to admit fewer doctoral students, writes David B. Downing.
No MOOCs for Iran or Syria?
Yesterday’s news that Coursera and Udacity need to follow US sanction rules is a reminder that the forces shaping the evolving global geographies of MOOCs is an issue that needs to be grappled with more thoroughly and systematically.
The Academic Library and the Campus Visit
What I'll be looking for on the college tour.
Conferencing While Pregnant
Women who are expecting a child need a strategy for attending academic meetings, writes Tamara Yakaboski.
Engaging Risk
If universities and colleges seek to thrive, we must think in terms of risk, writes Paula Vene Smith. And that's a discussion for administrators and faculty members alike.
Credit for Non-Credit
Complicated, important issues.
Coming to a Business School Near You: Disruption
Lately it seems you can’t read about higher education without thinking about disruption. Based on some recent developments, business schools may be the first to feel the heat.