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Why Close Bucknell University Press?

Erosions of shared governance, narrow definitions of “student-centeredness” and a broader abandonment of a liberal arts ethos all lie behind the closure announcement.

By Jeremy Chow

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‘Professional Degree’ Definition Could Jeopardize Future Health-Care Workforce

The Department of Education’s proposed definition will limit access to programs preparing students for critical health-care professions.

By Sara Fletcher

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It’s a Good Time to Be an English Professor

No, really.

By Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan

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States Should Step Up on Graduate School Aid

States can offer targeted grants and zero- or low-interest loans to keep grad school pathways open after the end of Grad PLUS.

By Josh Farris and Derrick Young Jr.

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The Case for AI as Accommodation

Treating AI as optional risks perpetuating ableism in higher ed.

By Matthew Brophy

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It’s Time to Pull the Plug on ChatGPT at Cal State

Recent lawsuits suggest ChatGPT poses an unacceptable risk to our students’ mental health.

By Martha Lincoln

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Why the SAT Is a Poor Fit for Public Universities

The SAT may suit the Ivies, but it undermines the mission of America’s public institutions.

By Saul Geiser

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DEI Orthodoxy Doesn’t Belong in Widely Used Career Competencies

The National Association of Colleges and Employers should not only review but rethink its equity and inclusion standard.

By Andrew J. Bove