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Interfaith Work, Natural Law, Unalienable Rights
The New Commission on Unalienable Rights: How seriously is religious diversity actually being taken?
No More Grouchos
Faculty resistance to fresh approaches can lose for us the very qualities that have made American higher education successful, argues Robert Weisbuch, who encourages colleagues to more often "Just say yes."
'White-Labeling'
Should colleges slap their name on generic courses offered by someone else?
Opinion
The Struggle Is Real
Joining the ranks of students taught Laura M. Harrison more about academic underperformance than the many volumes she'd read on the topic.
Should Academic Freedom Extend to Non-Faculty Academics?
Updating a statement of principles.
Medical Education and the Ethiopian Exodus of Talent
A 2012 study at Addis Ababa University showed that around 53 percent of medical students hoped to emigrate upon graduating, particularly to the United States and Europe.
Summer Is for Research, Reading -- and Self-Reflection
By giving yourself a little more time to consider and explore your career options, Melissa Dalgleish writes, you can plan out concrete actions to take in small chunks throughout the academic year.
Ethical College Admissions: Beyond Gainful Employment
Were the rules unfair to for-profit higher ed? Jim Jump considers the issues.