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What Strategic Plans Reveal About Higher Ed Marketing

A study of current strategic plans across higher education indicates that colleges and universities still consider marketing to be primarily a promotional function.

Notes on Nudging

A candid Hope Center report on a promising program at Amarillo College.

Why to Consider Objections to Vaccine Mandates

Colleges should encourage students to research their options through credible sources, to engage in thoughtful debate and to recognize the consequences of their decisions, writes Bruce Murphy.

Striking a Major Blow to Adjunctification

The trend toward assigning teaching to junior scholars without job security is killing universities, writes Annie Julia Wyman, but we now have a chance to start to reverse its effects.

The Power of Peer Networks

Shoba Subramanian, Maggie Gardner and Beth Bodiya share advice for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and educators on how to develop trainee networks for enhancing professional growth during training and beyond.

It Worked

Test-optional admissions was just the start of the changes in Indiana University admissions last year, writes David B. Johnson.