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The Case Against AI Disclosure Statements

There’s a reason students don’t want to admit their use of AI, even in classes where it’s permitted.

By Julie McCown

Columns Leadership in Higher Education

Delegated Governance Is a More Innovative, Strategic Way to Manage Institutions

In reality, colleges aren’t run through shared governance. So let’s embrace a modern form of management for our institutions.

By John Kroger

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Career Advice Carpe Careers

Struggling at Your New Job? That’s Normal

Here are three tips for conquering your new-job jitters.

By Linda Louie

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The Enrollment Cliff Is Worse Than We Think

The challenge is far greater if we pay attention to college-readiness data.

By Beth Kania-Gosche

Columns Debatable Ideas

‘The Myth of Political Correctness,’ 30 Years Later

Looking back, I think my first book’s claims have been proven largely correct over the past three decades.

By John K. Wilson

Columns Confessions of a Community College Dean

Oral Exams and ‘MTV Unplugged’

What acoustic rock stars can teach us about avoiding AI-enabled cheating.

By Matt Reed

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Career Advice

Rethinking Leadership Development in Higher Ed

Flawed assumptions about how leadership works result in missed opportunities to build better organizational cultures.

By Elizabeth A. Luckman et al.