By Joshua Kim. Why everyone on campus should understand how the software that we depend on is created. More...By Joshua Kim. A thought experiment about the scholarship of learning innovation, staff status, and academic freedom. More...By Joshua Kim. Conference panels almost always feature a few muckety mucks blah blah blahing on a stage. The moderator will spend about a third of the time introducing everyone. Like Google does not exist in our pockets. The rest of the time will be spent with panelists working hard to be as inoffensively agreeable with each other as possible. More...
By Eric Stoller. This is definitely not the blog post I thought I would be writing this week. However, when I checked Twitter on Wednesday morning I noticed that the #SAchat hashtag was trending. More...
By Eric Stoller. Thoughts on staffing, inclusive language, cross-campus collaboration, communications, and digital engagement. More...
Despite opposition success in limiting the government’s proposed changes, the outlook for higher education remains bleak. More...
By making what the minister considers a “very small cut”, it will be impossible for universities to conduct daily operations at even minimal standards of quality. More...
Earlier posts in this column have discussed the outlook for higher education in Latin America and last week, Rodriguez Gomez and Maldonado-Maldonado reviewed Mexico’s proposed policies,where last month federal and state legislatures passed Constitutional reforms with major implications for the educational system. More...
Measures recently enacted by the President of Brazil raise serious concerns about the future of higher education. More...
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