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Academic Freedom and Responsibility
Discrimination against a race is vastly different from discrimination against an ideological viewpoint, argues Jennifer Ballengee.
The Best Response Is a Measured One
What data do we need, asks Justin Westerfield, to make an equitable contingency plan for assessing and grading students in the future?
Those Were the Days of the MLA, My Friends
Lindsay Waters delves into the multiple reasons he'll miss having the opportunity to attend the Modern Language Association's convention in person this year and reflects on its past impact.
Chaplains Are Essential for Higher Education's Heart and Soul
By supporting them, colleges can more fully educate the whole student and ensure graduates will not only do good but also be well, writes the Reverend Brian E. Konkol.
The Decline of Testing Affects More Than Testing
From efforts to recruit students to rankings, the impact is immense, write Bill Conley and Bob Massa.
Making the New Normal Work
Vicente Gracias and Brian L. Strom share how the targeted coronavirus testing strategy at Rutgers University is helping suppress outbreaks and keep the community safe.
Modeling Elevator Traffic With Social Distancing
Campuses across the country operate buildings serviced by elevators, writes David Swinarski. How can you make yours as safe as possible during the pandemic?
Podcasting a Polymath
Scott McLemee discusses the podcast A Very Square Peg: The Strange and Remarkable Life of the Polymath Robert Eisler.