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Couch, Clinic, Scanner
March 24, 2023
Scott McLemee reviews David Hellerstein’s The Couch, the Clinic, and the Scanner: Stories From Three Revolutionary Eras of the Mind.
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Unapologetic Leadership: I Wear Chuck Taylors
March 23, 2023
Community college president Keith Curry writes that his choice of professional footwear helps him better connect with students and advocate on their behalf as his authentic self.
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A Guide to Generative AI Policy Making
March 22, 2023
Administrators and faculty should respond to the rise of AI with speed, strategic purpose and an inclusive focus on equitable student value, Daniel Dolan and Ekin Yasin write.

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Unapologetic Leadership: I Wear Chuck Taylors
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A Guide to Generative AI Policy Making
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How AI Is Shaping the Future of Higher Ed

Letters to the Editor

Biden's Directive is Not a Vaccination Mandate
September 14, 2021
Most private employers, including colleges and universities, and their employees will still have a choice.
'I'm the Compassion Police'
August 31, 2021
"Can rigor and compassion not exist simultaneously?"
Flawed Assumptions About Retirement Savings for Grad Students
August 25, 2021
Yes, grad students should save for retirement, but let's get the math right on how much they can earn from Roth IRAs.
Representative Mitchell's Last Wish
August 20, 2021
To the editor:
Junior Scholars Could Suffer if Academics Don't Travel to Conferences
August 16, 2021
Senior scholars' decisions not to attend academic conferences could hurt younger academics who need to network.

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Confessions of a Community College Dean
Friday Fragments: Parenting Edition
March 24, 2023
Good news for student parents; good news for purveyors of “dad jokes”; good news from The Boy.
Learning Innovation
Are Universities ‘How the World Became Rich’?
March 23, 2023
A higher education–centric theory of economic development.
Law, Policy—and IT?
The TikTok Hearings
March 23, 2023
Americans have a lot to worry about with data capture beyond TikTok.

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China’s Reopening Brings New Recruiting Challenges
February 6, 2023
Returning to China after three years without recruitment travel, admissions officers will face changed expectations from Chinese families, Xiaofeng Wan writes.
Could Your Syllabus Be More Supportive of Students?
February 6, 2023
The syllabus offers a first impression of a professor and signals what that instructor believes about students and their ability to succeed, writes Samantha Levine. 
A Plan to Save the Daily Paper
February 3, 2023
Peter Laufer writes that journalism schools could help save daily papers—and calls on Gannett to donate the Eugene Register-Guard to Oregon’s J-school as proof of concept.
Student Health and Climate Awareness:
We Can Have Both
February 2, 2023
Educators can help students transform climate anxiety into meaningful action, writes Paul F. Steinberg.
Clarity of Purpose
February 1, 2023
Bundling research and teaching into one business model can result in misalignments that hurt students, Scott Pulsipher writes.

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