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In a good asynchronous class, students are still learning, just not in a way that produces a post-performance high for educators, says Zachary Michael Jack

Programme that has politicians visit classrooms finds new vibrancy in era of heightened political tension

Measure doubles previous support and sets stage for student loan cancellations

Time extensions on tenure may be among wrong cures, US National Academies assessment suggests

Law professor helping rule on moderation rows sees chance to ‘put my research into practice, after yelling at tech companies to do better’, but others aren’t convinced

White House targets rules boosting rights of the accused, but with no clear alternative ready

Leading black intellectual and activist returns to Columbia-affiliated seminary

Wayne State president calls major research institution inappropriate destination for Hispanic-focused funding

Demise of ACICS, favoured by for-profits, still leaves larger problem of venue shopping

Departures of Timnit Gebru and Margaret Mitchell has prompted academics to ask if they should reconsider links with the technology giant

The brutal cost-cutting demanded by Covid-19 may finally see intercollegiate athletics cut down to size, says Bruce Svare

My plumber made me realise that being just a ‘professional and efficient’ teacher wouldn’t cut it during this time of transition, says Peter Vanberkel