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Liberal Arts Under Pressure
Making cuts to liberal arts courses overlooks the significant benefits such an education provides to students, workers and the economy, writes Roger W. Ferguson Jr.
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Dual Job Searches Beyond the Professoriate
The considerations compound when two Ph.D.s are looking together for job positions beyond academe, writes Erica Gobrogge, who provides a few tips for success.
The Continuing Adventures of Free College
Looking at the details.
'Zoo Nebraska' and Small Colleges in Rural Areas
How are zoos like colleges?
A Passion for Pedagogy
Everything I know about teaching I learned selling sex toys.
What Indian Elections Could Mean for Higher Ed
Lots in store for the Indian higher education in 2019. The higher education environment may appear normal on the surface, but many academics are worried.
Adjuncts and Freelancers: Reading Signs of Eventual Destruction
What happens when institutions stop employing people they need to do the work?
Friday Fragments
Free tuition; expenses beyond tuition; young adults and politics.
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