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The Multiple Benefits of Career Coaches

They can help you articulate your career goals and develop a personalized road map for achieving work-life satisfaction, write Mabel Perez-Oquendo and Lindsey Cauthen.

What Emerging Leaders Need to Know as They Prepare to Be CMO

In part two of this series, we delve into four critical aspects that rising leaders should understand before taking on a top marketing role.

3 Questions for Lance Eaton on AI-Narrated University Press Audiobooks

An audiobook conversation with the director of faculty development and innovation at College Unbound.

Have Elite Universities Become Too Student-Centered?

How to better channel their students’ idealism and energy.

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A Guide for First-Generation, Working-Class Graduate Students

Lauren Harvey offers advice for those who feel like they’re straddling two worlds: one where they’re unsure they belong and another where their upward mobility is not understood.

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Is Literary Studies Facing an Extinction Event?

Scott McLemee reviews Jonathan Kramnick’s Criticism and Truth: On Method in Literary Studies.

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Opinion

The Dept. of Ed. v. Online Learning

The Biden administration’s move to change the rules for online program managers threatens to walk back online learning opportunities and limit educational access, William J. Bennett writes.