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Fire First, Settle Later: Academia’s Troubling New MO?

Denying tenure-line faculty their legal rights comes with costs.

By Deepa Das Acevedo

Opinion
Columns Call to Action

The Challenges of Marketing a Product We Can’t Define

Unlike consumer brands, higher education’s product is more ambiguous, and that has implications for how and where marcomm shows up.

By Matt McFadden

Opinion
Columns Learning Innovation

3 Questions for Amrit Ahluwalia, Host of the EdUp PCO Podcast

The future of professional, continuing and online education.

By Joshua Kim

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Opinion
Career Advice

Forget ‘Work-Life Balance’

It’s the wrong framework—and it may be quietly harming us.

By Olga Kipnis

Opinion
Columns Confessions of a Community College Dean

Spring Rush

Could we space out the big, important events on the calendar, please?

By Matt Reed

Opinion
Columns Debatable Ideas

Penn’s Unprincipled Attack on Open Expression

The University of Pennsylvania has long had one of the worst speech codes on American college campuses. Its new proposed principles are worse.

By John K. Wilson

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Opinion
Columns The Public Scholar

3 University Press Editors, 6 Publishing Questions

Susan D’Agostino talks with editors at Oxford, Princeton and UNC Press about book acquisition meetings, unconventional book launches and words in book proposals that make their hearts sink.

By Susan D’Agostino

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‘Not Everyone Needs College’ Is a Straw Man

Too often, the claim that “everyone needs college” serves to derail conversations about access.

By Jeremy J. Kasten