College Matters from The Chronicle

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  • Everything happening in the world converges in one place: higher education. Political unrest, the future of AI, the dizzying cost of everything — all of it is playing out on college campuses. On College Matters, a podcast from The Chronicle of Higher Education, we explore the world through the prism of the nation’s colleges and universities.
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  • Pomona's Dirty Laundry

    Pomona's Dirty Laundry
    2024/10/01
    A feud among three professors inspired a debate over woke politics in academe. Guest: Emma Pettit, senior reporter for The Chronicle of Higher Education Related Reading: When a Department Self-Destructs: Battles over money. Allegations of racism. A chair ousted. Weird at My School - Aaron Kunin’s newsletter For more on today's episode, visit chronicle.com/collegematters.
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    42 分
  • College? Maybe Not.

    College? Maybe Not.
    2024/09/24
    The lure of decent-paying jobs available without college degrees has some people rethinking whether college is necessary. The trend has big implications for the workforce, society, and the communities where people live and work. Guest: Eric Kelderman, senior writer for The Chronicle of Higher Education Related Reading: The Lure of Work: In Iowa, enrollments are falling as businesses recruit high-school grads. Can colleges come up with a better pitch? College for All? Not Anymore. Democrats have drastically changed their tune on the necessity of a bachelor’s degree. The Public Perception Puzzle: A series by The Chronicle to examine higher ed's public perception problem — and the solutions to it. For more on today’s episode, visit chronicle.com/collegematters.
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    30 分
  • Professors at the Protest

    Professors at the Protest
    2024/09/17
    When protests against the Israel-Hamas war swept across college campuses this past spring, student activists were joined in some cases by their professors. That’s what happened at Indiana University, where state police led a particularly aggressive crackdown on demonstrators. The professors’ reasons for participating were varied and complex, but their decisions point toward a thorny and persistent question: Do faculty members have any business joining student protests? Guest: Kate Hidalgo Bellows, staff reporter at The Chronicle of Higher Education Related Reading: Mideast War, Midwest Crisis: Indiana U. made a series of unpopular decisions. Then it called the police on protesters. ‘These Terms are Just Absurd’: How One University Disciplined Professors Accused of Assisting an Encampment As an 8-Day Protest Shut Down a University, Administrators and Faculty Sparred Over What to Do Cooley law firm’s review Indiana University’s handling of protests. For more on today’s episode, visit chronicle.com/collegematters.
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    31 分

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Everything happening in the world converges in one place: higher education. Political unrest, the future of AI, the dizzying cost of everything — all of it is playing out on college campuses. On College Matters, a podcast from The Chronicle of Higher Education, we explore the world through the prism of the nation’s colleges and universities.
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