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Closing a University, Saving a Special Program
When Fontbonne University closed, we worked together to preserve—and ultimately innovate—its most distinctive academic program.
‘Everything Is Tuberculosis’ Would Make a Fantastic Online Course
Infectious disease and online learning.
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Performance Is a Useful Case Study on Culture Capture
The wide-ranging tour through Puerto Rican culture could be a useful lesson in photography, journalism, filmmaking and other content-creation courses.
The Odd Couple: Majors Are Dumb
Rachel and Gordon discuss disciplines, majors and large animals.
How to Make Accreditation More Transparent
Planned updates to the Accreditation Handbook are an opportunity to push for stronger student outcomes measures and improved transparency in line with international standards.
How Elite Institutions Aided the Red Scare Attack on Academic Freedom
Powerful organizations during the Red Scares crafted a world where “academic freedom” was conditional on political allegiance.
We Must Teach Young Americans That Associating Black People With Apes Is Racist
Racial illiteracy about this and a range of other topics is guaranteed to worsen as books are banned in our nation’s K–12 schools.