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Constitutional and Unwise
Just because public colleges can require student organizations to welcome everyone as members doesn't mean that's the best option, writes Shapri D. LoMaglio.
Welcome to our new readers
It is perhaps appropriate, following our two most recent entries, to welcome our new Inside Higher Ed readers to GlobalHigherEd...
Preparing for Dying Industries
Should a community college train people for the industries that are currently there, or for the industries that seem likely...
Recommending Kamenetz's DIY U Book
Dean Dad gave it a lukewarm review, but I say to stop whatever you are doing and go and order...
Sum ... Sum ... Summertime
I love summertime. Not because I get summers off -- I'm a twelve-month employee, and many of my campus-improvement projects...
Has Anyone Ever Kicked the Printing Habit?
Hello. My name is Josh Kim, and I'm a printer. I print everything. I print meeting agendas and notes. I...
My First Year
Stephanie M. Foote considers lessons she's learned since finishing grad school.
Framing the Conversation on Research Universities
The future of leading public institutions is too important to be left to individual states, writes John B. Simpson.