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In Praise of Being First-Gen

We should not retire the label; we should reclaim and revere it.

By Ed Smith-Lewis

Columns Editor’s Note

The Great American University Shakedown

Resolution agreements signed under duress are political wins for the government but are bad for research institutions and the country.

By Sara Custer

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Opinion
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Why Close Bucknell University Press?

Erosions of shared governance, narrow definitions of “student-centeredness” and a broader abandonment of a liberal arts ethos all lie behind the closure announcement.

By Jeremy Chow

Columns Beyond Transfer

A Statewide Approach to Improving Transfer Pathways

One state’s collaborative efforts to improve transfer.

By Emily Muniz et al.

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‘Professional Degree’ Definition Could Jeopardize Future Health-Care Workforce

The Department of Education’s proposed definition will limit access to programs preparing students for critical health-care professions.

By Sara Fletcher

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Opinion
Career Advice Advancing in the Faculty

Make Faculty Writing Support Easier to Find

Let’s lower the barriers to finding and navigating faculty writing support.

By Jennifer Ahern-Dodson and Christine Tulley

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Columns Small World

The Angry 8: On Faculty Senates

A reformed member of the faculty club no one should want to join weighs in on the beauty and ickiness of shared governance.

By Rachel Toor