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AI in Education Hype: Feel Like I've Seen This Play Before

A little bit of friction is necessary for learning. The emotion-reading AI chatbots have no useful purpose if education is going to live up to the meaning of the word.

Bundling is Back

Left for dead during the MOOC craze, bundling is back.

Surviving the College Tours

It wasn't easy, writes Andrew Flagel.

Ethical College Admissions: VIPs

Just what was being bought at the University of Southern California, asks Jim Jump.

'The Good Jobs Strategy' and Precarious Faculty Employment

Might this book force us to question the economic logic behind the shift away from prioritizing the creation of tenure track positions?

Academic Anxiety, Our Old Friend

Three tips for seizing the semester by feeding your confidence and starving your angst

In Praise of the Humble Email

Thanks to the efforts of the software salesforce, almost every request a faculty member used to make simply and in seconds is now unnecessarily complicated, argues Jacqueline Foertsch.

Macbeth in Bloom

Scott McLemee reviews Harold Bloom's Macbeth: A Dagger of the Mind.