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The Humanities' Scholarly Infrastructure Isn't in Disarray -- It's Disappearing
A "drifting away" from professional service tasks like peer review isn't due to lack of interest or will, but instead results from precarity and exhaustion, Emily-Hamilton-Honey writes.
New Leaders Face a Daunting Foe: Themselves
As the fall semester inches closer and newly appointed education leaders assume their roles, Angel B. Pérez offers four strategies they can use to succeed.
SHEEO, Day One: Valuing Implicit Knowledge
"The language of the community"
CHIPS Act is Win for Combatting Sexual Harassment
One of many reasons to celebrate the CHIPS and Science Act is the inclusion of provisions that address sexual and sex-based harassment in science, Katherine Jordan writes.
How Should Staff Interact with Faculty?
Some suggestions for how employees might behave (or maybe not) around their professorial colleagues.
Cultivating a Sense of Belonging for Graduate Students
Equity and social justice are key, argue Jaye Sablan and Bill Mahoney.