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Opinion

Sociology: Practically Constitutional!

Florida’s move to marginalize sociology is shortsighted, Jerry A. Jacobs writes.

Opinion

Prompting Progress: Advancing Your AI Skills

Generative artificial intelligence has the potential to greatly enhance your creativity, efficiency, productivity and relevance in nearly every role in higher education.

A photograph of a mass of pro-Palestinian protesters, including one with a sign saying "Cease Fire Now."

AAUP Joins Labor Union Call for Ceasefire in Gaza

“We cannot bomb our way to peace,” the statement from the association of professors says.

Faculty and staff sit at round tables, some raising their hands in the background.

From the Top Down—Creating a Caring Campus

Texas A&M University at Kingsville will roll out a program from the Institute for Evidence-Based Change to promote belonging among rural and diverse learners through universitywide commitments to care.

Oklahoma Governor Calls for Consolidation of State Higher Ed

Oklahoma governor Kevin Stitt caught some lawmakers off guard on Monday when he called for the consolidation of public colleges...
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All in a Day’s Work: Being Transparent With Struggles

A staff member at St. Francis College shares how vulnerability helps him build trust with first-generation scholars and encourages help-seeking behavior among students.

Donors Sue to Block Webster Endowment Reclassification

Donors, including a former trustee, are suing to block Webster University from reclassifying endowment funds to meet the terms of...

Judge Says Harvard Not Responsible for Stolen Corpses

A Massachusetts judge has dismissed claims that Harvard University was partly liable for the actions of a former employee of...