Opinion

"The Lives of Transgender People" presents the findings from a 3500-person survey. Scott McLemee takes a walk on the wild side.

By Scott McLemee

What does workforce development look like? The question is becoming more important as the term is gaining political steam.

By Dean Dad

Although I’m the same age my mother was when she packed me off to college, I’m still a long way from knowing what it will feel like to send my own children out into the big, wide world. I appreciate the wisdom of my fellow bloggers who write about their experiences with college-aged kids. Even though my oldest is only ten, I get little hints every now and then of what it might be like to see him off on a life adventure.

By Liz Stockwell

Campus leaders report that their institutions do not make effective use of data to aid and inform planning and decision-making.

By Kenneth C. Green

Nate Kreuter reflects on what he learned playing an all-campus game in which he was the only faculty member.

By Nate Kreuter

UF architecture prof Charlie Hailey at the National and University Library of Kosova.

By Oronte

On 1/18 Eric Stoller wrote about the lack of a captioning option on the Vimeo web video platform.

By Joshua Kim

New Year’s resolution: get smarter. I do not like this quasi-obsession with making promises for new beginnings whenever January 1 shows its face on the first page of a new calendar. I do not think they last, these attempts to become a new person in a new year. Most of the classical New Year resolutions die out about the time we do not have to think twice before dating correctly our correspondence.

By Anamaria Dutceac