How to Feature News Literacy in Your Next Lesson
In order to teach students how to critically evaluate sources, we need to reflect on motivated reasoning—including our own.
The Liberal Arts Have a Bad Rap, for Bad Reason
Shifting the measures from cost and future income to available aid and economic mobility, liberal arts education looks like a better deal.
The Bias in Borrowing for College
African Americans carry higher levels of higher education debt than other groups, aggravating inequities they already face during and after school.
U. of Illinois Prizes “Cultural Wealth”
The university will distribute $2 million to faculty-led arts and humanities projects that will prove the positive impact of their disciplines.
