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The Chronicle of Higher Education2h
Colleges Aren’t Supposed to Fiddle With Their Wikipedia Pages. They Try Anyway.
He went searching online. It didn’t take long to determine what he believes is the culprit: Wikipedia. The open-source site ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education3h
Want to Save Democracy? Teach Art History.
Even the professor, positioned at a podium at the very margins of the room, was an indistinct, grisailled addendum to the ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education1d
The Case for ‘Slow Teaching’
Ask students about the campus learning-management system and you are bound to get an earful: They feel bombarded by LMS ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education1d
Daily Briefing: Political blood sport in Virginia
Layoffs to begin at Duke U. Paying the new Florida A&M president. Concerns about Ed. Dept. undersecretary nominee, and more.
The Chronicle of Higher Education2d
A Year of Challenges and Uncertainty, as Told Through Data
The past academic year has brought myriad challenges to higher education. Here are some ways they’ve shown up in the numbers.
The Chronicle of Higher Education2d
The Perils and Pleasures of Talking to Reporters
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The Chronicle of Higher Education1d
Can Academic Freedom Survive the Surveillance State?
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The Chronicle of Higher Education5d
‘The Best Day Higher Ed Has Had in a Year’
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The Chronicle of Higher Education5d
Where to Draw the Line on DEI? This University Is Asking a Lawyer.
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The Chronicle of Higher Education4d
George Mason U. Faculty Rally Around Their Besieged President. They May Be His Only Support.
Gregory Washington finds himself without two key pillars of support that a college leader would hope to have in defending ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education6d
The Art of the Deal Comes to Columbia
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The Chronicle of Higher Education5d
Columbia Struck a Deal to Save Research Funding. How Do Its Researchers Feel About That?
Faculty and others expressed a mixture of relief and frustration over the deal, under which the university will pay over $200 ...