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The Promise of Dual-Mission Colleges
February 4, 2021
The institutions, which mix certificate, two-year and four-year programs, offer a novel approach in a postsecondary ecosystem that needs to adapt, write Jamie Merisotis and Carrie Besnette Hauser.
How to Best Assess Your E-Learning Programs
February 4, 2021
The pandemic has clearly demonstrated that online programs must be top quality to keep students enrolled and learning, so any evaluation of such programs should be, too, writes Cliff McCain.
The Shoulder We Cry On
February 3, 2021
It is not history’s primary job to provide comfort in times of crisis or solace in times of anxiety, writes Ashley E. Bowen.

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The Importance of Algebra
February 4, 2021
An argument for remediation if students don't understand algebra enough to study the physical sciences, toward an overall liberal arts education.
Focusing on the Wrong 'Higher Ed Sins'
February 3, 2021
Adjunctification and faculty racial gaps are two important "higher ed sins" Steve Mintz ignores.
Turnover Isn't Just a Problem at EdTech Companies
January 9, 2021
College and university employees are burning out, too, so campus leaders should look inward.
Unfair Criticism of Notre Dame's Response to Capitol Protests
January 9, 2021
The university's president's criticisms of President Trump were "early, frequent and pointed."
Florida's Longstanding Work on Developmental Education
December 10, 2020
Educators in Florida began working on redesigning developmental before legislation required it.

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An Open Letter to Heterodox Academy
February 4, 2021
Exorcising some personal pique.
Call to Action: Marketing and Communications in Higher Education
Engagement Is a Process, Not an Event
February 4, 2021
Virtual platforms have transformed recruitment for the better.
Tackling Transfer
Don’t Blame Students for Institutional Barriers to Equitable Transfer Success
February 4, 2021
Rather than asking, “Are students transfer-ready?” we should be asking, “Is our college ready for transfers?”

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The Shoulder We Cry On
February 3, 2021
It is not history’s primary job to provide comfort in times of crisis or solace in times of anxiety, writes Ashley E. Bowen.
Who Needs Remediation?
February 3, 2021
No one, argues Alexandra W. Logue.
What Awaits Colleges This Winter?
February 2, 2021
David R. Harris shares three lessons his campus has already learned as students have returned for the new term amid some of the worst days of the pandemic.
It's Time We Taught Anti-Semitism
February 2, 2021
It's a full-blown problem on American campuses, yet many students can’t even recognize it when it’s staring them in the face, argues Seffi Kogen.
Shuttlecocks
February 1, 2021
Laura Skandera Trombley reflects on the seismic changes and disorder that college presidents are now being asked to negotiate.

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