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What the People Want
Across partisan lines, citizens agree on one thing—how public universities should spend their money, David V. Rosowsky, E. Gordon Gee and Stephen M. Gavazzi write.
Musk’s Twitter Acquisition Through a Wider Lens of University-Company Partnerships
Higher ed’s for-profit entanglement.
Whither the College or University Presidency
Where have the Derek Boks, William Bowens, Kingman Brewsters and Clark Kerrs of past years gone?
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You Just Earned Your Doctoral Degree. Now What?
Estelle Young and A. Yvette Myrick explore how continuing professional development can help you capitalize on your achievements and make significant contributions to your field.
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Opinion
The Self, Decentered
Scott McLemee reviews Gregory Berns’s The Self Delusion: The New Neuroscience of How We Invent―and Reinvent―Our Identities.
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Academic Twitter Is Worth Fighting For
There’s a lot to lose if academics leave their favorite “hellsite” in droves, Dominik Stecuła writes.
Readers Respond on Concurrent Enrollment
Challenges and solutions for concurrent enrollment at scale.
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