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Opinion

The Trump Administration’s Unconstitutional Crusade Against Civil Rights

The administration is dismantling the American dream.

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Opinion

When the World Feels Bleak, Turn to Community

Engaging with our communities can help career and professional development practitioners recommit to caring for ourselves and the graduate and postdoc scholars we serve.

Opinion

Grant Deadlines

Planning for and writing great grant applications takes time. Funders will have better applicants if they set reasonable deadlines.

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Opinion

Counting Vice Presidents Misses the Point

The real problem is unbounded priorities.

Opinion

What Factors Are Actually Associated With Student Success After Vertical Transfer

Vertical transfer students remain unguided in how best to achieve the degree outcomes they seek. There are better approaches, including a Transfer Scorecard.

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Opinion

Texas can’t build a premier workforce by blocking the world’s best researchers

Texas governor Gregg Abbott says he wants Texas to be a leader in research and innovation. His freeze on H-1B visas for universities makes that nearly impossible.

Opinion

Featured Gig: Vice President, Learning Product Development at UMGC

4 questions for Angie Besendorfer, Chief Learner Experience and Success Officer at University of Maryland Global Campus. 

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Opinion

Historians Must Reclaim the American Historical Association

Two recent vetoes by the association’s governing council raise the question of who defines what counts as “history.”