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Catastrophe-Proof Your Dissertation
On how taking a wholistic approach to writing a dissertation—from selecting a program and exploring LaTeX, to backing it all up—can help you prevent the worst from happening.
Philosophy of Higher Education
Questions worth asking.
Python in Residence
Scott McLemee reviews John Cleese's new book, Professor at Large: The Cornell Years, a selection of lectures and colloquies from his time moonlighting as an Ivy League don.
College Graduates and the Suicides Of Cab Drivers
In the economic revolution we are living through, what are the social justice implications of having a college education?
Dropping the F-Bomb
What’s the point of employing feminist pedagogy, asks Christine M. Nowik, if we don't explain what it is?
Glimpsing Our Future in 'Korea: The Impossible Country'
Universal higher education, few babies, and lots of old people.
Finding and Defining ‘Fit’
RahK Lash identifies six ways to determine if a job is a good fit.
Can Yale Law Students Dismantle Their Own Privilege?
Yale Law students question the nature of their own institution. Will it lead to a reckoning?