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Course Correction
Asking students to interview faculty before they sign up for classes is a practice more colleges should try, Nicolaus Mills writes.
What We Mean by ‘Shared Governance’
Faculty and administrators often have very different ideas of the rights and responsibilities involved, Lee Bebout and Jeff Crane write.
Texas State Prof Sues, Claiming Free Speech, Contract Violations
What’s So Conservative About Civics, Anyway?
Eric Hartman asks how colleges can move civics education beyond this hyperpartisan moment.
What’s Next for Texas A&M?
Facing controversy, President Mark Welsh resigned abruptly Thursday. Now a search for his successor is set to begin amid a recent state trend of hiring lawmakers to lead institutions.
How the Education Dept. Wants to Advance ‘Patriotic Education’
Professional historians say the department’s plan is part of the Trump administration’s broader attempt to create an Orwellian “truth ministry” and omit the more troubling aspects of the nation’s past.
Doxing Campaign Endangers Faculty and Free Speech
Dozens of faculty and staff have faced online harassment and threats for their comments on Charlie Kirk’s death. Some universities have disciplined employees in response to political pressure.
With Doxing On the Rise, Here Are 7 Tips to Stay Safe Online
Experts offer solutions to prevent doxing and advice about how to respond and keep yourself safe if it happens to you.