Wael Al-Dahdouh speaking to journalists around the world: "Where are you?"

Columbia and Brown, by settling, have encouraged this tactic. Authoritarians are emboldened by capitulation, and they won't stop until the cost outweighs the benefits.

"Ziplines is renting the brand equity of regionalized public higher education in the aggregate" but "the evolution of education which companies like Ziplines imagine is not one of mutual flourishing with their university partners, but one in which those partners can be retired and replaced."

"Open Admissions highlights redistributions of classroom authority that link contemplation to action and foreground the classroom’s permeability to its world."

New in review, Cole Adams on Danica Savonick's Open Admissions, from @dukepress.bsky.social: criticalinquiry.uchicago.edu/cole_adams_r...

Memos of Blood and Fire | Peter Coviello So if you ask me about the signature strength of the department where I work, I will tell you. It is world-caliber field-defining research, wedded to a fantastically dynamic practice of instruction, a...

“Working conditions are learning conditions, we like to say, and it is so obviously true you want to tattoo it on your clavicle.” New: Peter Coviello on austerity in the English department.

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