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It’s Not (Always) the Students’ Fault
Eric Vanden Eykel describes how he learned firsthand how faculty members’ failings can become opportunities for positive change.
Discussion Topics for Book Clubbing ‘After the Ivory Tower Falls’
A conversation guide.
Internationalizing Black American History
Situating race and labor systems in a global and comparative perspective.
Misrepresenting Seattle Pacific's Reasons for Suing Its State
University officials believed it needed to protect its First Amendment right to hire based on sincerely held religious beliefs and maintain a voluntary academic community based on a shared framework of faith.
Soulless Academic Year Opening Speeches
Might this be the year leaders change things up and, instead of the usual list of recent accomplishments and goals for the year, talk to us about uncertainty and how the world has changed?
Higher Ed Must Change or Die
Consider this my “burning platform” memo for higher ed, Temple University president Jason Wingard writes.
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A Fresh Start
Celina Ramirez describes why it’s important to offer each other grace at the beginning of a new academic year.
What Every College Graduate Should Know About Slavery
Twenty-three essential facts about slavery and its aftermath.
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