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Why Write About Our Work?

Katie Homar reflects on the value of writing about graduate and postdoc career and professional development.

In Defense of Jonathan Brown

Georgetown condemned a professor for a statement milder than one made by the president of the United States on social media. It should immediately end the practice of arbitrary suspensions without due process.

The Challenge We Must Accept

Reducing transfer admissions time to decision.

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Teaching About Class in a Post-DEI Era

A simple sticky note activity can jump-start classroom conversations about a difficult topic, Sothy Eng writes.

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How Leaders Are Keeping DEI Work Alive

Resistance is possible—and necessary, Jorge Burmicky and Oscar E. Patrón write.

Not a Good Day for Higher Ed

But not all is lost. Resistance still matters.

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I Faced Antisemitism in Soviet Academia. It’s Not a Problem at George Mason University

Igor Mazin writes that President Gregory Washington is doing an excellent job protecting all students and faculty, including Jews, from bigotry and harassment.

External Climate Change

How the climate for public higher education has changed over the past 25 years.