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Writing in the Age of AI Suspicion

Apparently, I’m a bot.

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Where Is Congress?

Broad structural reform, directed by Congress, is what’s needed to fix America’s colleges, Kyle Beltramini writes.

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What’s in a Name? More Than You Might Think

Inclusivity starts with correct name pronunciations, Constanza Bartholomae writes.

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Opinion

Sublimating the Grief of the Left Behind

Academic job loss really is different from other kinds of job losses, Deepa Das Acevedo writes.

3 Questions on ‘An Ecology of Change in Higher Education'

A conversation with Michael Goudzwaard and Cynthia Cogswell on their chapter in Recentering Learning.

Protest, Power and the Future of the University

Why Gaza became the defining campus flashpoint.

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Yes, Students Still Want to Go to College

Despite the doom and gloom, the data shows strong demand from students for college—let’s help them get there, Bill DeBaun writes.

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A Timeline for Job Search Success

Job searching is a lot like house hunting—to be ready to jump on the right opportunity when it arises, you’ll need to start preparing early, Ashley Brady writes.