Opinion

The idea that students live in a low-stress, light-work bubble, waiting to enter the "real world," is a lie, writes Justin D. Martin.

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(“Lessons of HP” would be a great name for a band. But I digress.) As an academic administrator and sometime...

By Dean Dad

If you are supporting blended learning, you are probably having blended meetings. If you learn how to do blended meetings...

By Joshua Kim

Monday afternoon, after a particularly brutal, yet uneventful day, a large stack of papers fell from my desk to the...

By Heather Alderfer

I’m getting ready to be a panelist for Library Journal’s second virtual summit on ebooks. I have ten minutes to...

By Barbara Fister

As readers of my column here know, I like to start my entries out by providing a “hook” from either...

By Rosemarie Emanuele

Brendan Boyle considers the fictions of summer reading programs.

By Brendan Boyle

If at first you don’t succeed... a. You’ve revealed your incompetence. Hide the results or shift the blame, quick! b...

By Dean Dad