By Kris Olds. Insights on how and why CEU is defending itself after being dragged into an ideological struggle not of the university’s making. Read more...
By Elizabeth Coffman. Graduating with a degree in creative writing or the arts. More...
By Rosemarie Emanuele. One of the first realities of the academic labor market that we learned upon entering graduate school was that one must be willing to move to find a job. More...
By Rosemarie Emanuele. I recently taught the concept of “Expected Value.” This is the value that is found from an experiment indicating the payoff that one can expect to derive from that experiment. More...
By Laura Tropp. I recently read this article about how Millennials are less likely than the previous generation to believe in egalitarian households. Some even explicitly say that they prefer women within a relationship to perform more of the domestic responsibilities. More...
By Barbara Fister. A pair of books look at digital scholarship, one from the perspective of faculty who want to contribute ot the public good, the other a view of how students use technology in their lives. Read more...
By Barbara Fister. It was during an era much like ours when the public library became an American institution. Read more...
By Dan Butin. Two recent events have highlighted advances in the adoption of Open Education Resources: the announcement from New York State about a new state-wide Open Textbook investment and a new partnership to “bring open course content to faculty members through the campus bookstore.” More...
By Gwendolyn Beetham. A post in recognition of National Infertility Awareness Week. More...
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