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Stanford Tackles Graduate Student Advising Reform

In response to university and nationwide studies, Stanford's new guidelines aim to boost transparency and faculty mentoring.

Higher Education Confronts Sexual Misconduct and Changing Federal Policy

01 May 2018

What constitutes sexual misconduct? Who decides? How should colleges and universities handle sexual harassment and assault cases on their campuses? Can university...

Screening Technology in the Classroom

When students pull out their laptops during class, are they opening a window of opportunity or opening themselves up to distraction?

Out of Conflict and into Context

Veterans at one community college grapple with their own experiences of war by studying soldiers’ narratives throughout history.

Is ‘Liberal’ Education Open to Change?

Administrators debate whether rebranding the name and revamping the mission will help improve public opinion of the liberal arts.

Putting the Money Where Their Mouth Is

At Connecticut College, foreign language students will now receive funding to apply their linguistic training in diverse fields in the US and abroad.

Higher Ed Leaders Respond to Title IX

The proposed legislation could turn colleges with cases of sexual misconduct into courtrooms, while letting others off the hook for harassment.

May 1, 2018

Stanford Tackles Graduate Student Advising Reform

Higher Education Confronts Sexual Misconduct and Changing Federal Policy

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Screening Technology in the Classroom

Out of Conflict and into Context

Is ‘Liberal’ Education Open to Change?

Putting the Money Where Their Mouth Is

Higher Ed Leaders Respond to Title IX