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Why Not Give Students What They Really Need?
Some are saying humanistic study is the future. I’ve been saying this forever.
It’s No Myth
Students keep paying for classes that colleges won’t count toward their degrees.
The Case for Sustaining Undergraduate Research at Small Colleges
Primarily undergraduate institutions should not be left out of conversations over shifts in federal research funding, Andrea Chapdelaine writes.
The Compact Calls for a Unified ‘F You’
Being forced to sign Trump’s compact could compel presidents to walk away from the job. But individual protests won’t work—higher ed needs a unified refusal.
The Great Divergence?
As some states move to regulate public colleges more like K–12 schools, we may be witnessing the start of an epic natural experiment in governance, Neal H. Hutchens writes.
3 Questions for Professor Mary Wright
From associate provost and CTL leader to professor of education scholarship.
A Gut Check for Higher Ed Leaders
Amid scrutiny and skepticism, attending to each of these six domains of knowledge can help leaders find their way forward, Jason E. Lane writes.