In ancient Greece, the Muses stood at the gateway of human inspiration. Calliope gave us epic poetry....
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Intellectual life was sustained by those with power—and shaped by their interests. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate...
There is debate over the merits of the exams. By Dr. Zarrina Talan AzizovaAssociate Professor of Education,...
Medieval universities were neither wholly autonomous nor fully enslaved. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate Introduction The emergence...
The new terms may expose universities to significant legal risk. By Sarah TalposScience Journalist & Editor Earlier...
Shifts in industrial organization and political economy. By Dr. Claudia GoldinLee and Ezpeleta Professor of Arts and...
Conservatives are seeking to mold a society where power is insulated from truth. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic...
Tuition takes center stage in discussions about college costs. There are many hidden expenses that can inflate...
The main goal of Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) is to help learners improve their...
They are monitoring student activists like never before. By Sophie HayssenJournalist, Editor, and Fact-Checker “Prism is an...
‘Paper mills’ are contaminating the world’s scholarly output with fake papers that hinder research. By Frederik JoelvingContributing EditorRetraction...
Science sleuths are stepping up efforts to detect bogus science papers. By Dr. Guillaume CabanacProfessor of Computer...
Old Babylonian scribal education. Curated/Reviewed by Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate Introduction and Archaeological Evidence An eduba[a] (‘house where tablets...
It is predicated on false logic. By Lukas RoybalManaging EditorColumbia Political Review As Donald Trump continues another...
New content and process. By Dr. Noam YuchtmanProfessor of Managerial Economics and StrategyThe London School of Economics...
This is a growing concern. By Dr. Jutta HaiderProfessor of Information StudiesSwedish School of Library and Information...
Words mediate the world and the self. By Dr. Andrew HuiAssociate Professor of HumanitiesYale-NUS College, Singapore Sant’Andrea...
Authoritarians always love the poorly educated. By Dr. Diane RobertsProfessor of English”University Alumni Distinguished WriterFlorida State University...
Results are less support for LGBTQ+ students. Introduction Over the past year, nine states have banned diversity,...
Making sure LGBTQ+ stories are still heard. By Sara Youngblood GregoryJournalist and Writer Introduction It’s not hard...
More than 80% of professors do not recommend graduate work in Florida. By Jay WaagmeesterEducation ReporterFlorida Phoenix...
J.D. Vance, VP-wannabe, likes to say, “The professors are the enemy.” Introduction J.D. Vance, VP-wannabe, likes to...
A growing number of states are passing laws that call proven scientific theories into question. By Dr. Ryan SummersAssociate Professor of Science...
The direct impact of the so-called educational revolution upon the learned professions. By Dr. Rosemary O’Day EnglanderEmeritus...
College professors are facing more political pressure to stifle what they want to say. Introduction The ability...
Public engagement in academia has seen a significant transformation with the advent of digital platforms. These platforms...
A legislative onslaught has undermined academic freedom and institutional autonomy in five distinct and overlapping ways. Introduction...
The growing demand for qualified social workers underscores the importance of fast-track programs. Whether you’re aiming to...
In a world that thrives on communication and connectivity, learning new languages has become more valuable than...
Finding suitable accommodation is one of the most critical decisions for university students. It’s not just about...