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Lessons of the Pen

For Rob Franciosi, coming to the fountain pen later in scholarly life has been a revelation.

Blogs Higher Ed Gamma

All the World’s a Classroom

The academy as a lens for understanding the human condition.

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Career Advice

4 Questions and 5 Tips for Transitioning to Independent School Teaching

As this particular alt-ac pipeline grows more crowded, Tony Lilly offers advice for how Ph.D. holders can succeed—and insights into why some fail.

Blogs Learning Innovation

3 Questions for Harvard’s Simeen Mohsen

A conversation with the senior managing director at Harvard Business School Online.

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The Contest Over Fairness in Higher Ed

Not every claim of unfairness is equal, Uma Mazyck Jayakumar writes.

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Becoming AI Literate This Summer

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of contemporary practice in higher education. This summer is an ideal time to become AI literate for the fall.

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SB 37 and the Criminalization of Capitalist Indoctrination: A Faculty Memo

Brent D. Beal shares an urgent update on pending Texas legislation.