By David Matthews for Times Higher Education. The president of the Czech Republic is attempting to turn the country’s population against intellectuals and polarize society by vetoing professorships for critical academics, according to an art historian who has had his promotion repeatedly blocked. More...
By John Ross for Times Higher Education. Plans for lavishly funded “great books” courses are under a cloud amid academic revolts at two Australian universities. More...
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Stephen J. Aguilar offers guidance for developing habits that will help you maximize the odds of being at the right place at the right time when it comes to your career. More...
No matter why you are departing, how you manage your exit can impact your career into the future, advises Christine Kelly. More...
“Legitimate” pursuits of knowledge are expressions of power, write Rebecca A. Reid and Todd A Curry. More...
Do what you can to minimize the risks and maximize the opportunities of entering the public sphere, advises Helene Meyers, who offers recommendations. More...
The practice reaffirms entrenched systems of inequity and bias, Michelle Iwen argues.
Letters of recommendation have become an integral part of a holistic admissions review process for graduate school. More...
Humanities professors are struggling to create a better context for constructive discourse and decision making in our current, often polarized, environment, writes Steven Fesmire. More...
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