Faculty members face a perpetual trade-off in teaching between their responsibilities to their students and their need not to work 24/7. Effective pedagogy is essential, but so are strategies to make it manageable. This guide will help you make sure the time you invest in teaching pays off.
The university’s leaders have defended an emergency alert, but some faculty members don’t buy it. At best, they say, the administration bungled. At worst, it meant to stifle speech. PREMIUM
The former judge, Clinton investigator, and Baylor president is certainly a major get. But some critics said his presence at a meeting focused on Title IX and sexual misconduct was problematic.
The iconoclastic institution in Massachusetts will enroll about 70 students in the Class of ’23, a concession to the financial troubles facing small liberal-arts colleges.
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