A Time for Radical Empathy
We are once again at a moment in history where people are in the streets…
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The Increasing Relevance of Honor Codes
The recent admissions cheating scandals highlight a potential crisis in academia, indicating that perhaps we…
The Ethical Debate in Using Trigger Warnings
By Fatma Katr In a world where education is constantly developing, curriculums are rapidly adopting…
Dealing with harassment at academic conferences: An interview with lawyer Paula Brantner
During my recent trip to Washington, DC, I was able to connect with attorney Paula…
Ethics and Title IX
How colleges and universities—and even grade schools—handle reports of gendered harassment on their campuses (including…
Academic Freedom is no Basis for Pedagogical Malpractice
This article makes a case for professors undergoing formal training in education, just as doctors…
How Virtual Reality is Changing Campuses
In 1999, THE Journal published an article about virtual reality (VR) in education. “The future…