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Colleges and Universities Need More Rappers
If more students were exposed to the critical practices they utilize, they’d be better equipped to engage in pressing conversations about race, identity, culture, class and the like, writes A. D. Carson.
Conspiracy, Complaining and Cooking
When asked to share aspects of life in academe after the Ph.D., Nassim Parvin cites a very different trio than the standard one of research, teaching and service.
Considerations for Another Uncertain Semester
Disruption is the enemy of learning, but it can be managed.
Decreasing Structural Racism in Higher Education
At least two features must be reconsidered: remediation and the lack of credit transfer from associate to bachelor’s degree programs, argues Alexandra W. Logue.
The Case for Good Followership on Campuses
We often rely on outdated and narrow-minded notions about the differences between leaders and followers -- and the relative importance of each role, write Steve Titus and Patrick Sanaghan.
Broken Transfer Systems Are a Barrier to Equitable Outcomes
Student mobility and transfer are central to the reconstruction of the Massachusetts system of higher education as they aim to produce racially equitable outcomes.