Slides from the ALISS summer conference: Social policy in a time of coalition
The United States has a long history of celebrating its diverse communities with observances throughout the calendar year. Hispanic Heritage Month, Black History Month, […]
David Canter explores the three interacting corrosive cycles that destroys democracies – limiting effective education, destroying a free press and limiting the […]
A March 2026 report from UN Women offers a sobering reality check on women’s progress: across professional, legal and academic fields, the fight for […]
Here’s a couple of quick questions for you. What is the smallest of the eight discipline-based directorates at the United States’ National […] Sage’s 10-Year Impact Awards recognize academic papers appearing in Sage-published journals that have achieved lasting impact. The winning papers are the most […] Political scientist Adam Seth Levine, the SNF Agora Professor of Health Policy and management at the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins, focuses […] I was adding some final flourishes on the topic of ‘iatrocracy’ to my forthcoming book with Natewindé Sawadogo – Sickness and Social […] How is AI changing the shape and space of higher education? Critical thinking continues to rank highly among key skills and attributes […] My colleagues and I recently spoke with a group of talented, interesting students who just completed their first year of college about […]
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Impact
NSF’s Embattled SBE Directorate Shown as Agency’s Policy Heavyweight
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Sage’s 10-Year Impact Awards Capture Longer-Term Significance
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Quick Insight: Adam Seth Levine on Research4Impact
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Innovation
AI and ‘Iatrocracy’ – A Cautionary Tale
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The Critical Student: How GenAI Reshapes Critical Skills and Higher Education’s Role Preparing Students For It
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AI Doesn’t Drive Student Cheating. It Just Hitches a Ride
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