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Bio Lab, Chem Lab, Writing Lab?
Instead of quiet quitting the take-home essay, we need a whole new model for writing instruction.
All Unhappy Departments Are Unhappy in the Same Ways
Well, not quite, but troubled departments do have recurring features—we’ve identified 10 of them.
NIH Approves 100s of Grant Applications It Shelved or Denied
Last year, the Trump administration widely rejected funding research it disfavors. But, just before 2026 began, one of its agencies agreed in court filings to take another look at proposals it sat on or turned down.
Texas A&M Won’t Reinstate Instructor Fired for Gender Identity Lesson
The Year That Changed Research
A year of mass federal grant terminations and sweeping policy changes to the nation’s research enterprise broke many scientists’ trust in the government. And those changes offer insight into what may come next year.
AAUP Raises Alarm Over Palantir’s Work for Ed Department
Faculty Want Answers on Oklahoma’s Suspension Policies
After a graduate teaching assistant was put on administrative leave following a grading dispute with a student that went viral, faculty at the University of Oklahoma are asking leaders to better protect them from political harassment.
Demagogy or Pedagogy? A Better Way to Approach Antisemitism on Campus
Policing speech about Israel is counterproductive.