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Changes Don’t Make College Rankings More Valid
Adjustments only serve to fool the public into thinking that the measures are legitimate.
Ad Hominem Attacks Against Authors Offer Nothing of Value to Debate
Letter criticized Bruce Robbins’s review of John Guillory’s latest book.
How Schools Can Ensure the Full Inclusion of Black Voices in the Curriculum
The College Board’s capitulation to right-wing conservatives shouldn’t be the end of the story.
Do We Need Two Old White Men Arguing About Women and Minorities in the Academy?
Maybe the insipid silliness of such displays is what keeps smart young people from entering the field of literary studies.
Not Embracing ChatGPT Is an Opportunity Missed for Educators
Many, if not most, students are not writing their own papers anyway.
At UCLA, Alleged Faculty-Conduct Violations Adjudicated Under System of Shared Governance
There is an imbalance in the public discourse over the recent suspension of a professor.
Essay Against Learning-Outcomes Assessment Was Myopic, Out of Touch
We need effective accountability for all, particularly for those held in the highest regard.
Colleges Need to Go Beyond Land Acknowledgments
All students should be educated about the rich Indigenous cultural landscape of the country.
Open Letter to Hamline U. President
Respect for Muslim students should not have superseded academic freedom.
Faculty Burnout Isn’t Being Overstated
We can’t completely replace attention to a serious problem in academic culture.
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