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Done! Finished! One might expect to hear such exclamations from exultant college students, relieved or ready to rejoice upon polishing off their latest essay assignment. Instead,…

The autonomy of states in setting their own higher education policies creates a series of natural experiments across the United States, offering insights into what approaches…

NHS England is being urged to introduce an independent second opinion whenever it decides to dismiss a healthcare professional, in memory of a nurse who set…

For humanities faculty, the past five years have felt like a relentless assault on our ability to do our jobs. We have endured COVID, generative AI,…

In the current climate, one might question whether academic accommodations are the most urgent avenue for discourse. Yet a pattern of uncontested opinion pieces in spaces…

Imagine you are the parent of an incoming college student who wants to study theology, ranked among the lowest-paid majors after graduation. You’re proud of their…

We live in uncertain and unstable times. The job market is contracting due to economic uncertainty, political instability and the increase of AI-driven automation. In my…

My parents first came to the United States in the 1970s to flee the cruelty and violence of Haiti’s dictator, François Duvalier, or “Papa Doc” as…

The U.S. military is broken. Young Americans want to fix it.Bailey Baumbick traded a career as a national security consultant to build tech solutions for the…

One of the most common questions I hear from school leaders is, “How do I get buy-in from teachers?” While they find the ideas we discuss…