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5 AI Myths and Why We Must Move Past Them

Much of the standard advice about AI and teaching is already outdated.

By Zach Justus and Nik Janos

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Career Advice

Think Global; Write Local

Want to break into public scholarship? Start with local news outlets.

By David M. Perry

Opinion
Columns Learning Innovation

3 Questions With Melanie Andrich, Archer Education VP of Strategy & Development

On outcomes-driven education, shifting student expectations and the economics of online programs.

By Joshua Kim

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Opinion
Columns Tough Love

Making Higher Ed More National (but Not Federal)

How might we build more cross-institutional infrastructure in our nonsystem to create a more integrated, student-focused network of colleges and universities?

By Doug Lederman

Opinion
Columns Confessions of a Community College Dean

Deaning and Parenting

Both are about helping others emerge into their best selves.

By Matt Reed

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How Not to Talk About Your Colleagues in Texas and Florida

We’re not fighting a lost cause.

By Ben Wright

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What Does the Editorial Board Do, Anyway?

The work of a scholarly press’s editorial board may fly under the radar, but it’s critical in upholding quality and protecting academic freedom.

By Yasmine Hung and Alison Syring

Opinion
Columns Confessions of a Community College Dean

The Hampshire School of Engineering?

Could Hampshire bring its model to the highly regimented discipline?

By Matt Reed