What We’re Owed: John Warner on the Future of Higher Education
Ryan Boyd reviews John Warner’s latest book, “Sustainable. Resilient. Free.: The Future of Public Higher Education.”
Ryan Boyd reviews John Warner’s latest book, “Sustainable. Resilient. Free.: The Future of Public Higher Education.”
Ryan BoydFeb 3, 2021
Christopher Kutz reviews Michael Sandel's new book, "The Tyranny of Merit: What's Become of the Common Good?"
Christopher KutzJan 30, 2021
On xenolinguaphobia and the provincialism of American Studies.
Ilan Stavans, Steven G. KellmanDec 19, 2020
Devorah Heitner speaks with Judith Warner about her new book, “And Then They Stopped Talking to Me: Making Sense of Middle School.”
Devorah HeitnerSep 25, 2020
Patricia A. Matthew interviews Lavelle Porter about his recent book, "The Blackademic Life: Academic Fiction, Higher Education, and the Black...
Patricia A. MatthewSep 9, 2020
UCLA professor of Law and Communication Mario Biagioli dissects how metric-based evaluations are shaping university agendas.
Mario BiagioliSep 7, 2020
Why don’t we train police officers in anti-racism?
Keenan NorrisAug 28, 2020
Johann N. Neem reviews "Won’t Lose This Dream," a look at Georgia State University's program to graduate more students by Andrew Gumbel.
Johann N. NeemAug 25, 2020
Daniel Blank ponders "How to Think Like Shakespeare," the new book from Scott Newstok.
Daniel BlankJul 28, 2020
What if we throw out the blueprints of exclusionary prestige and fuel a resistance that defunds the traditions of Higher Ed?
Ashley Cheyemi McNeil, Beth Seltzer, Brian DeGrazia, Jimmy Hamill, Katina Rogers, Rachel Arteaga, Stacy M. Hartman, Stephanie MalakJul 22, 2020
Wen Zhuang talks with writer Leigh Claire La Berge about the decommodification of labor within academia and the arts.
Wen ZhuangJul 9, 2020
Can we change the plot arc of the profit-driven, capitalistic university?
Andrea CrowJun 27, 2020