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When War Changes Global Higher Ed
Military conflict has always been an acknowledged but abstract risk for universities building branch campuses in the Middle East. Now that risk has become a reality.
Featured Gig: Assistant Director, Master of Health Administration at Dartmouth
Four questions for Katy Milligan, associate dean, Health Care Management Education.
Feel Stuck in a Teaching Rut? Try ‘Booping’
Small changes in our patterns can result in meaningful differences.
Teaching Inflection Points
Teaching in ways that are beyond the reach of large language models.
Students Don’t Read Enough? Don’t Blame the Profs
Blame the jobs that compete for their time. Blame the messages our institutions are sending about what’s worth their time—and what the purpose of their degree is.
The Odd Couple: Is Shared Governance Really Shared?
Rachel and Gordon talk about the rights and responsibilities of faculty senates.
An Education in Psychology Offers Multiple Paths to Success
Study promotes an overly narrow view of psychology careers.
Remembering Harry Keyishian, 1932–2026
We’ve lost Harry, but we can’t afford to lose the legal protections that will forever bear his name.