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| | | | | As President and Editor in Chief of The Chronicle, I think about leadership a lot. What does it take to be a leader? Who is a leader? Is it the person who has the answers or the one who asks the right questions? The blue-sky thinker or the detail-oriented project manager?
I am certain of one thing, though: Leadership happens everywhere — on every campus, in every classroom, office, and hallway. It’s not about the title you hold or the authority you wield. It’s about the decisions you make daily, the moments of influence that shape a student’s journey, a department’s future, or an institution’s legacy. Leadership is a shared responsibility. Today, I write to our readers — educators, administrators, researchers, and policymakers — with an update on valuable new ways The Chronicle, as the most trusted voice in higher education, serves leaders like you.
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| | | | You may already have noticed that some things look a little different at The Chronicle. Improvements at Chronicle.com are moving readers more seamlessly between news, in-depth analyses, career resources, marketing solutions, and so much more.
Reflecting on our identity, offerings, and experience through the lens of service to our readers has led us to a new tagline: Lead With Insight. It captures our core belief that everyone in academe leads in some capacity. It also reflects how we serve our audiences: with independence, intelligence, and innovation. Insight is our differentiator and our hallmark. Our experts, content, and tools help you teach, advance, decide, learn — and lead.
Here are some highlights of our work to help you do all of that. You should expect new announcements and more detailed updates from leaders across The Chronicle in the coming weeks.
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| | | | | | | Most eyes are on Decision 2024. The election’s impact on higher education will be profound. The Chronicle’s Rick Seltzer and other experts unpack what’s at stake — and what lessons the sector should draw from the tumultuous campaigns of 2016 and 2020. | | |
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| | | | | | | The Chronicle Store remains the most comprehensive destination for forward-looking intelligence in higher education.
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| | | | | | | | Our new podcast — like higher ed — is fueled by curiosity. We take you deeper into the stories shaping our world. And sometimes the most enlightening moments come when we realize that we don’t have all the answers. | | |
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| | | | | | | On College Matters, a podcast from The Chronicle of Higher Education, host Jack Stripling explores the world through the prism of the nation’s colleges and universities. | | |
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| | | | | | | The Chronicle is higher ed’s most trusted resource for current and future leaders — and the people looking to hire them — across every part of campus and every career stage. Introducing Chronicle Careers, a new destination for jobs, advice, reporting, professional-development resources, and recruitment-advertising solutions — all in one place. | | |
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| | | | | | | | Seamlessly navigate from expert journalism that helps you understand higher ed to career opportunities, resources, and tools that help you, your team, and your institutions thrive. | | |
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| | | | | | | Record attendance at this year’s Chronicle Festival was a testament to the curious and collaborative nature of our community. Explore video on demand and look for our upcoming issue featuring insights from your peers, Chronicle experts, and thought leaders as they explore the road ahead to 2035. | | |
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| | | | | | | Register to watch Chronicle Festival discussions of key trends shaping the future of higher education. | | |
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| | | | One of the ways we serve you, our readers, is by listening to you. Time and time again, you have reaffirmed that excellence matters, diverse perspectives are important, and independence is critical. Subscribing to The Chronicle is not only about supporting great journalism, but also about investing in those core tenets of our work. We thank you.
Please keep an eye out for more updates in the weeks ahead.
Michael Riley |
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