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THE REVIEW

The Culture War Has Come for Higher Ed

By Brendan Cantwell

Now is the time for academic leaders to fight.

BACKGROUNDER

The Academic Concept Conservative Lawmakers Love to Hate

By Emma Pettit

How critical race theory became Enemy No. 1 in the battle against higher ed.

THE REVIEW

An Unconvincing Argument for the Liberal Arts

By Timothy Burke

We say we prepare students for undefined futures. Are they better for it?

RACE ON CAMPUS

How a Science Department Diversified Its Applicant Pool

By Vimal Patel

An experiment with anonymized applications and personal outreach helped attract people of all backgrounds.

NOW 574 COLLEGES

Here’s a List of Colleges That Will Require Students or Employees to Be Vaccinated Against Covid-19

By Andy Thomason and Brian O’Leary

More colleges are mandating vaccinations. Here are the ones we know about.

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ADVICE

How to Prepare for the Next Phase of Hybrid Teaching

By Jenae Cohn

Some faculty members will continue to teach online and hybrid courses this fall. Here’s what they’ll need.

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The Making of a Global Educator

For Carol Santos, global education is the ideal education for any student. So when an opportunity to create a school entirely from scratch in China presented itself, she was thrilled and excited at the chance to create a curriculum that integrated the best of Chinese and Western practices.

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The Future of Teaching

How the Classroom is Being Transformed
Planning for the next semester is a complex game of educated guesses and tentative outlines. Explore this holistic examination of what post-pandemic teaching will look like, what kinds of instruction institutions should keep, and how academic leaders can best support faculty members and students to teach and learn effectively. Order your copy today.

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