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Tenure Is Dead: Pandemic Edition
Georgia Tech faculty are doing what they can to assert their power, but there isn't much muscle left.
A Sprint and a Marathon
Introducing a new blog, in which a college president ventures back to the classroom.
Sure, Get Rid of College Admissions Tests, but Not Because They’re Biased
Tests are not the source of inequities in American society, writes Jeffrey Aaron Snyder.
Generals Die in Bed
When it comes to reopening in the fall, it can be easy to ask people to risk their lives if those making the decisions don't face the same risk, writes Jeff Kolnick.
Portraits of Diversity
In the wake of controversies over Confederate monuments and the names of buildings, Edward C. Halperin explores the best way to capture history on a college or university's walls.
Navigating Career Pivots
Highlighting transferrable skills is key, writes Rebekah Layton, who shares personal examples as a military veteran shifting into academe and then a scholar moving into new disciplines.
Shifting Geographies
The relationship between places and work is changing.
An Exchange With UC Irvine’s Vijay Gurbaxani
On postsecondary innovation, big tech, software thinking and the possibility of a collegial social media academic debate.