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It Isn’t the Cost of College That’s the Problem: It’s the Price
There’s often a huge difference between the two figures. That’s finally starting to change.
For Work-Life Balance, Loaf and Invite the Soul
Zachary Michael Jack remembers a colleague who taught him life lessons that were as valuable -- and then some -- as the merely strategic advice of how to impress superiors, win tenure and climb the academic ladder.
We Need to Talk About Authorship Abuse
The academic community must move beyond compliance with standards and toward the cultivation of a greater sense of ethical responsibility, argue A. Susan Jurow and Jordan Jurow.
Great Pieces of Advice I've Heard
Some useful nuggets picked up over the years.
On Unacceptable Rooms
How many of you teach in rooms not conducive to learning?
Thoughts from HAIL at SNHU
What happens when “relentlessly challenging the status quo” is in a university’s mission statement?
Asking the Editors: Part 1
Junior Prof shares advice from two leading university press editors about first-time book authorship.
We Must Save Independent Student Newsrooms
Colleges should provide no-strings-attached support for the perspective that student journalists offer -- even if it is occasionally uncomfortable to read, Diane McFarlin and Frank LoMonte argue.