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In Defense of the Thoughtful Life
fsvScott McLemee reviews Svend Brinkmann’s Think: In Defense of the Thoughtful Life.
Assessment of Student Learning Is Broken
And generative AI is the thing that broke it, Zach Justus and Nik Janos write.
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All Eyes on Loneliness
The next step in addressing student mental health is to focus more on loneliness, Daniel Eisenberg, Joe Behen, Jan Collins Eaglin, Zainab Okolo and Jeremy Nobel write.
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This Year Isn’t Lost for FAFSA
FAFSA submissions are down significantly, but there’s time to close the gap, Bill DeBaun writes.
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All Hands on the FAFSA Deck
Colleges, government, high schools and community groups can find common purpose in encouraging FAFSA completion, Marvin Krislov writes.
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A Primary Loyalty
An ongoing debate in Virginia speaks to the need to clarify the bedrock duties of university boards, Thomas K. Hyatt and Morgan Alexander write.
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Text-to-Video AI Could Change How We Think
Text-to-video technology could supplant writing as a primary mode of thinking and communication, Steven K. Johnson writes.
Pagination
Pagination
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