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Prior Learning Assessment at Scale
A rescue mission.
Ethics for Moral Fundamentalists
Humanities professors are struggling to create a better context for constructive discourse and decision making in our current, often polarized, environment, writes Steven Fesmire.
The Versatility of Nathan Glazer
His scholarly accomplishments were legion and well-known, but many people may have overlooked his contributions to the development of Harvard University Press, writes Lindsay Waters.
Sustainability Value: What Have You Done for It Lately?
This week our team encountered a sustainability win for a major consumer brand, and an ironic fail for a respected higher education icon. The resulting inspiration is too good not to share.
Is this Time Different?
Putting today’s higher ed challenges in historical perspective
Beyond the Melting Pot: International Students on Campus
Institutions emphasize importance of diversity, globalization and democracy as critical responses to the rising tides of isolationism and nationalism, but international students have experienced something else.
Positive Communication in Your Career Conversations
Laura N. Schram highlights six actions you can take to improve your professional relationships.
China's Thousandfold Guantánamos
With China's assault on scores of leading academics and intellectuals, business as usual is no longer possible, writes Magnus Fiskesjö.