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Echoes in the Quad
Opinion

The Danger of Silence When Academic Freedom Is Under Threat

Inaction from rank-and-file workers enabled government censorship during the Red Scares.

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Opinion

AI Is Not Replacing Learning—It’s Exposing Where Learning Was Thin to Begin With

Have we been assessing learning all this time, or just outputs?

Opinion

3 Questions for ASU’s Sean Hobson on DesignedChange.ai

A new free online assessment platform to evaluate your institution’s learning innovation organizational maturity.

Opinion

Readers Respond: Budget Cuts That Don’t Hurt

Wise and worldly readers weigh in on how to trim fat without cutting the bone.

Opinion

Book Review: ‘The Opinionated University’

Soucek has a better and more nuanced approach to allowing departmental speech without infringing upon individual rights.

Opinion

Bard College Is More Than Leon Botstein

From Apple to Disney, history shows that truly great institutions are defined by their mission, not the charisma of a single leader.

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Opinion

The Rawlsian Argument for Institutional Neutrality

A principled argument for neutrality ultimately comes down to questions of institutional legitimacy.

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Opinion

Insights From a Peer Career Adviser

In advising appointments with fellow Ph.D. students, I’ve encountered some frequently asked questions.