Join a free IHE webcast on 10/21, at 2 p.m. E.T., with @LifeAtPurdue's @JayAkridge & David Hummels, as they talk about how academic leaders can put the findings from IHE's newest annual provost survey into action on campus. 🔗 Register here: https://t.co/tZOCdVvQKI
Just Visiting | Who Is Left Out if We Stop Writing?
The idea that writing isn’t important is deeply dangerous, and not (only) because writing is thinking. By Julia Morgan McKenzie: https://t.co/KO17ruSiqK
Opinion | After Alleged Antisemitic Threats, Higher Ed Has Hard Questions to Answer
A Haverford College professor is accused of sending antisemitic threats to a colleague. The problem goes beyond one campus. By Andrew Goretsky: https://t.co/wXv3OlX7vK
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Student Success | Higher Ed Leaders Go On Offense With Student Success Project
More than 50 colleges and universities have joined a national effort to strengthen student success and reshape public perceptions of higher education. https://t.co/rj0YOL9KZR
Scholars Launch Their Own Review Into Jason Arday Appointment
The Committee for Academic Freedom says its inquiry will not be “prejudged,” as it criticizes “material change in emphasis” in Cambridge’s own probe.
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Utah Legislative Audit Suggests Reducing Tenure Protections
A post-tenure review report recommends lawmakers consider “streamlining” the process to fire faculty and preventing universities from diverging from it. https://t.co/69nvkW2Ej8
5 Things to Know About Work Colleges
Inside Higher Ed’s recent two-part series on work colleges revealed what a select group of institutions can teach the rest of the sector. https://t.co/BJdpdT26OU
What OPT Is and How It Affects the Economy in 6 Charts
Researchers who have studied high-skilled immigration say that international students on OPT often bring innovation, entrepreneurship and job opportunities for domestic employees. https://t.co/aLS4ziSUcw
Career Advice | What Librarians Can—and Can’t—Say About AI
Faculty can often set their own course policies and talk about AI the way they want. Librarians may not have that kind of freedom. By Allison Hosier: https://t.co/DroGSj3G9B
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Editor's Note | Could Tech Sovereignty Free Higher Ed From Big Tech?
It’s not a solution without risks, but greater autonomy over data, infrastructure and tech stacks could give higher ed more say in where AI is going. By Sara Custer: https://t.co/fDO8nVZesN
Opinion | Research on AI and Learning May Be New. The Science of Learning Is Not.
AI tools may be evolving quickly, but we have a deep research base we can draw on to determine how they help meet—or undermine—any particular learning goal. https://t.co/vdbFOm6taI
The Key | In this episode, Joshua Bay is joined by CUNY Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez to discuss embedding career readiness throughout college and why he calls himself the “patron saint of paid internships.”
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Rule Limiting PSLF Beneficiaries Dead for Now
Advocates argued the policy would have weaponized a debt-relief program for public servants against organizations the Trump administration disagreed with. https://t.co/NDTYmoYpfp