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Florida’s Universities Can’t Have It Both Ways
March 20, 2023
Courts, policy makers and research funders should demand truth in advertising when it comes to institutional commitments to academic freedom, Neal H. Hutchens and Frank Fernandez write.
Admissions Staff Accountability and Travel
March 20, 2023
Don’t throw the student recruitment baby out with the COVID bathwater, write Robert Massa and Bill Conley.
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The Internet Archive Is a Library
March 17, 2023
A lawsuit against the Internet Archive threatens the most significant specialized library to emerge in decades, say a group of current and former university librarians.

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More Presidents Making This Transition
January 13, 2023
Two more campus leaders have shifted to run museums.
Clear Financial Aid Offers Require More Than Federal Legislation
January 10, 2023
We can't wait months if not years to address this issue.
Misunderstanding Wikipedia
November 14, 2022
The online encyclopedia remains deeply problematic as a higher education tool.
Preparing for the Next 330 Years at William & Mary
November 14, 2022
New offerings in computing and data science are just one element of the college's continued expansion and evolution.
Grants for Doctoral Students Remain Available
September 23, 2022
Some programs may be ending, but Mellon and ACLS still support dissertation work and early-career scholars.

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Fiscal Mapping: A Start
March 20, 2023
Building on a useful report.
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3 Questions to Syracuse’s Chancellor Kent Syverud on Potential ED Changes to the Bundled Services Exemption
March 19, 2023
What might happen if revenue share agreements for online programs are no longer allowed?
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Will China End US Academic Preeminence?
March 19, 2023
What American academics can learn from innovations in higher education in Germany and China.

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A Simplified FAFSA? Yes—and Yet, Not Yet
March 13, 2023
It’s a great goal, but are we really ready, asks Kent Barnds.
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An Encouraging Nature
March 10, 2023
Scott McLemee rounds up upcoming university press titles focused on science, medicine and the natural world.
HyFlex Should Not Become the Norm
March 10, 2023
Students need flexibility, yes, but HyFlex is not the answer, Alanna Gillis writes.
The English Major, After the End
March 9, 2023
As the four horsemen continue their approach, English departments’ offer is as important (if not more so) as ever, Andrew Newman writes.
Students Talking
March 8, 2023
Classrooms are filled with students who need to think and talk about gender violence, and professors have a unique opportunity to help that happen, Heather Hewett writes.

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