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Decision Days
Low-income students have the most to lose if current proposals to gut student aid and access programs become law, William Craft writes.
Hope for DEI Amid Its Muddiest, Most Catastrophic Moment
Colleges’ DEI efforts are being battered by a storm at the moment. It’s hard to see how recovery can happen, but it is possible.
Turing’s Milestone, Graduation’s Microphone
The Class of 2025 is entering a world fundamentally changed by AI—so Matthew Brophy proposes sending them off with an AI-authored commencement speech.
Eliminate the Structured Interview
Structured interviews are flat and dehumanizing and risk missing what really matters for job performance, Margret Grebowicz writes.
Racialized Health Disparities Will Worsen as Med School Accreditor Drops Diversity Standard
Without education, where and how will aspiring medical professionals learn what racially discriminatory behaviors and practices in medicine are, as well as how not to engage in them?
Actions Now, Consequences Later
Yes, higher ed has problems, but future generations will not thank us if we tear down the system, David R. Harris writes.
Presidential Transitions: Navigating the Twilight
Patrick Sanaghan and Dorothy Escribano offer advice on ending a presidency well.