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FIRE’s Flawed Study on Political Donations and Viewpoint Diversity
Fancy charts and extensive analysis can’t change its fundamental and fatal flaw.
Why Ambitious Students Now Take 14 AP Exams
Grade inflation has made Advanced Placement exams indispensable.
Can You Build an Electric Race Car?
Few have witnessed or perhaps even conceived of building an electric race car as a capstone or club activity. I’m not talking about Radio Shack remote-controlled battery-operated cars; I’m talking about real race cars designed, built and driven by students.
Stop Letting Trolls Keep You Off the Op-Ed Page
Historian David Perry, who has written hundreds of op-eds, discusses out-of-proportion fears, what he does with hate mail and how your class preparation skills transfer to the page.
Building a Scalable Career Development Accelerator
Students need structured career support and career offices are stretched thin: An asynchronous career preparation program can help fill the gaps.
Why I Created the National AI Equity Lab
I see it as my civic duty to ensure that the proliferation of artificial intelligence does not further exacerbate existing inequities in our society.
A New Version of the Resource Curse
What does whale oil have to do with the value of the U.S. dollar?
From Completion to Continuity: The Answer We’ve Been Working Toward
Higher ed was built for a labor market that no longer exists.