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Moving Toward Engaged Pluralism on the College Campus
Despite the efforts of many people in higher education, student experiences reflect and reinforce broader patterns of inequality, write Elizabeth Bradley and Candice M. Lowe Swift, who describe a large-scale and ongoing approach to help meet that challenge.
‘Hotbox,’ High-End Catering and Higher Ed
An excellent addition to the Kitchen Confidential genre of nonfiction.
In Defense of English Majors (and Every Other Kind)
It's about the student, not the major.
How One Common Phrase Can Undermine Your Job Search
A seemingly harmless, inconsequential combination of words can really get in your way, argues Mike Firmand.
Ethical College Admissions: Truth, Whole Truth and Nothing but Truth
Should colleges require applicants to submit every SAT and ACT score they have earned? Jim Jump considers the issues.
A Friend at the Front of the Room
Faculty members need to get more involved in helping students with mental health challenges, write engineering professors and deans Steven W. McLaughlin, Alec D. Gallimore and Robert D. Braun.
Netflix, Low-Cost Online Master's Programs and ‘That Will Never Work’
Why higher ed today is like Blockbuster Video, circa 2000.
Budgets Are a Reflection of Values
Students at the University of Cincinnati question their institution's budget and find it wanting.