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THE REVIEW | ESSAY

Academe Is a Hotbed of Craven Snitches

By Laura Kipnis

How did scholars become such tattletales?

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BACKGROUNDER

My Title IX Inquisition

By Laura Kipnis

What’s the good of having a freedom you’re afraid to use?

ACADEMIC WORKPLACE

What That Ad for the Unpaid Job at UCLA May Have Been About

By Megan Zahneis

Speculation has persisted over whether the advertised position was a result of bureaucratic opacity, academe’s penchant for exploiting labor, or both.

THE COLLEGE WORK FORCE

The Administrators Who Feel Erased by Covid

By Karin Fischer

Stress, uncertainty, and budget cuts have taken a toll on international educators. Can the programs recover?

THE REVIEW

The Tweedium Is the Twessage

By Len Gutkin

Birds do it, bees do it — educated Ph.D.s do it.

Virtual Events: Tune In Live

BIG-DATA RESEARCH

Putting Power Computing to Interdisciplinary Use

UPCOMING: March 22 at 2 p.m., ET.
Rapid advances in technology have drastically changed how scholars collaborate and conduct research across disciplines. In an hourlong online panel, “Putting Power Computing to Interdisciplinary Use,” experts will examine these changes and speculate on the future of big-data research. With Support From Southern Methodist University. Register here.

MANAGING THE PANDEMIC

Changing Campus Covid Protocols

UPCOMING: March 23 at 2 p.m., ET.
As the coronavirus continues to mutate, college campuses are revisiting their existing Covid protocols. What do campus health officials foresee for the remainder of the year in the wake of the winter’s Omicron surge? They will share their insights at a virtual forum, “Changing Campus Covid Protocols.” With Support From Quest Diagnostics. Register here.

TEACHING STRATEGIES

Explorations of Active Learning

UPCOMING: March 28 at 2 p.m., ET.
Many faculty members are once again being asked to rethink how they teach, in favor of an active-learning approach. How can college leaders encourage them to embrace it as campuses return to more normal operations? A panel of experts examines the issue in “Explorations of Active Learning,” a virtual forum. With Support From Adobe. Register here.

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The Path to Full Professor: When Your Bid for Promotion Fails

By Jane S. Halonen and Dana S. Dunn

Why did your bosses and colleagues reject your application for the top faculty rank?

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Read what President Jarrell views as University of Maryland, Baltimore's key priorities in maintaining a premier human serving institution.

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