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Departmental Gatekeepers of Faculty Success

Ensuring that individuals in a unit are successful while also maintaining its stature can impact chairs’ decisions in ways that contribute to bias, write Kim Avrama Blackwell, Marjolein van der Meulen and Lori Setton.

Behind the University’s Timeless Facade

Over the past half century, universities have undergone a seismic shift in their mission and functions—a shift little understood by the public and most faculty members.

3 Questions for Joel Podolny

A conversation with the CEO and co-founder of Honor Education and founding dean of Apple University.

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Opinion

Boycotts Cannot Become the New Normal

Ronald R. Krebs argues that the new AAUP statement on academic boycotts undermines scholarly values and opens the door to further politicization of the academy.

Applying Lessons From K-12 Education to Today’s College Campuses

What an 87-year-old historian of education can teach today’s higher ed professionals.

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A Career Option Humanities Ph.D.s Should Consider

Jobs in career advising for grad students call on the natural skills of such Ph.D.s and are both fulfilling and in demand, writes Yoonha Shin.

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Opinion

Stop With the Rural-Bashing on Campuses

Faculty should avoid the Trump-country trap this election season, Lisa R. Pruitt and Emelie K. Peine write.

The Transformative Power of Literature

The cognitive, emotional and ethical impact of deep reading.