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Presidential Transitions: Navigating the Twilight

Patrick Sanaghan and Dorothy Escribano offer advice on ending a presidency well.

Racialized Health Disparities Will Worsen as Med School Accreditor Drops Diversity Standard

Without education, where and how will aspiring medical professionals learn what racially discriminatory behaviors and practices in medicine are, as well as how not to engage in them?

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Opinion

Actions Now, Consequences Later

Yes, higher ed has problems, but future generations will not thank us if we tear down the system, David R. Harris writes.

Degrees and Skills: A More Promising Approach

A guest post by Michigan’s James DeVaney and Google’s Lisa Gevelber.

Something’s Lost, but Something’s Gained

This is not the first time that emerging technology has impacted teaching modes and methods.

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Opinion

The Agenda Behind Accreditation ‘Reform’

Accreditation does need reform, but the Trump administration seeks to weaponize it to push an impoverished vision for higher ed, Jeremy D. Penn writes.

Q&A With James Lang on ‘Write Like You Teach’

If you want to write for broader audiences, this is the book for you.