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The Value of Cross-National Comparisons

Whether we’re speaking about Haiti and the Dominican Republic or Canada and the United States, national comparisons are eye-opening.

The domed state capitol building in Texas.
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In the Battle for Tenure, Words Matter

Opponents of tenure would have us believe it’s categorically different from other forms of just cause employment—but it’s not, Deepa Das Acevedo writes.

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Tips for Graduation Speakers

Remember the point of the occasion.

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3 Questions for Coursera’s Cassidy Dadaos

Lessons learned six-plus years after pivoting from higher ed to ed tech.

Two people, a woman and a Black man, stand at the top of a mountain holding a flag, while another man looks out as if scouting the area
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Enduring Skills and the Future of Work

No one succeeds alone, writes Chris Smith, so graduate students should focus on building human skills in order to advance in their careers.

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ChatGPT: A Different Kind of Ghostwriting

Ghostwriting often flies under the radar, but it’s not that different from using AI; both exist in an ethical gray area.

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The Discovery of Risk

Safetyism and its social consequences, or how to bring risk into the college classroom.

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From College President to College Dad, Understanding What Really Matters in Admissions

Pete Gallego reviews what made the difference in his son’s look at campuses.