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Actually, There Are More Conservatives on the Faculty Than You Think, Study Finds
By Alex Walters Illustration by The Chronicle; iStock images In previous research on professors’ politics, participants would categorize or describe themselves in surveys. A new study used their social-media activity.
A look at 2U’s path to bankruptcy
The company bet big on online education during the pandemic by purchasing edX, but the gamble didn’t pay off as the health crisis eased.
What Is The Future Of Online Learning In Higher Education?
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Federal judge blocks Title IX rule in another 6 states
With the ruling, the regulations have now been put on pause in at least 21 states.
How a Chancellor on the Ropes Regained Campus Confidence
By Megan Zahneis Don Shrubshell, USA TODAY NETWORKThe University of Missouri System’s president, Mun Y. Choi Mun Y. Choi, chancellor of the University of Missouri at Columbia, managed to turn around dismal approval ratings over the last two years. How did he do it?
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5 tips on teaching kids to stand up for themselves, according to a child psychologist
It’s every parent’s hope that their child will grow up confident and capable of navigating the challenges of life. One crucial skill in this journey is learning to stand up for oneself. But how can you empower your child to do this effectively and respectfully? We asked child psychologist Dr. Sarah Miller for her expert advice: 1. Model Assertive Behavior: Children learn by observing. Show your child how you
The 1 Thing Flight Attendants Wish Passengers Would Stop Doing On Planes
We’ve all been there: crammed into a metal tube, surrounded by strangers, and yearning for the moment we can finally stretch our legs and breathe freely. But while most of us just want to get to our destination, there’s one common passenger behavior that drives flight attendants absolutely bonkers: the endless stream of requests for things that are clearly stated in the safety briefing. “It’s like we’re talking to a
I’m A Hip Surgeon. Here’s The 1 Thing I’d Never Do If I Have Hip Pain
It’s a question I get asked every day: “Doctor, I have hip pain. Should I get a hip replacement?” My answer is always the same: don’t rush into surgery. As a hip surgeon, I see firsthand the incredible relief that a hip replacement can provide. But, it’s not a magic bullet. It’s a major procedure, and it should always be a last resort. Here’s the thing: hip pain can be
Kids Aren’t Bored Anymore. Here’s Why That’s A Problem.
We’ve all heard it: “I’m bored!” It’s a childhood mantra, a cry for attention, a catalyst for creative exploration. But in today’s world, that cry is increasingly unheard. Kids are constantly entertained, bombarded by screens, and rarely left to their own devices. While it might seem like a positive, eliminating boredom could be doing more harm than good. Boredom, often perceived as a negative, is actually a powerful catalyst for