Faculty Issues

Students need flexibility, yes, but HyFlex is not the answer, Alanna Gillis writes.

As the four horsemen continue their approach, English departments’ offer is as important (if not more so) as ever, Andrew Newman writes.

The Republican governors of Florida, Texas and Virginia are drastically reshaping higher education in their states—which some see as a precursor to the 2024 presidential race.

Several faculty leaders from Indiana University campuses wrote a letter opposing proposed state abortion legislation and defending a colleague. An IU official called it a “policy violation,” a new report reveals.

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.

Applying a growth mind-set–by–design approach encourages students to leave the classroom with a sense of agency, writes JT Torres.

Attacks on institutional autonomy, academic freedom and tenure, and diversity initiatives undermine the climate for innovation, Michael Lanford and William G. Tierney write.

This week looms large, with a possible no-confidence vote for university administrators and public dissent within the graduate student workers’ union.