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Before Your Campus Cuts an Olympic Sport, Consider the Bigger Picture
Decisions to cut nonrevenue sports could cost colleges in enrollment—and the U.S. in medals come Los Angeles in 2028.
Thoughts on My Daughter’s First Day of School
A scheduling conflict with a department meeting led me to wonder, why do I instinctually want to put work first?
If Bernie and Bannon Can Ally, Maybe There’s Hope for Higher Ed
Coalition building between faculty and administrators could now be a matter of survival.
College Affordability’s Hidden Variable
Credit evaluation in admissions supports affordability.
The Performing Arts Are the New Civics
Everyone’s talking about civics education. But the way we’re conceptualizing it is far too narrow—not to mention ideologically aligned.
3 Questions for Nicole Hoyt at Rhodes Advisors
A conversation about online learning, AI and marketing.
Recursive Self-Improvement of AI Without Comprehensive Review and Alignment
I am an advocate for AI and the vast possibilities for advancement it can bring across the world. Yet, these advancements must not be rushed lest we risk unintended consequences.
5 Lessons Learned in 5 Years Out of Academia
Life and work on the other side might be quite different than you think.