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Oct. 29, 2021
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Volume 68, Issue 5

Cover Story

In the Classroom
Despite decades of evidence, good teaching is still considered more art than science. That’s hurting faculty members and students alike.

Highlights

Admissions and Enrollment
How did different states, regions, locales, and institutions fare in 2020?

Also in the Issue

Race on Campus
A renowned composer is accused of committing a racist act for making students watch the 1965 version of Othello, in which Laurence Olivier darkened his skin.
Leadership
What makes one a success and another a waste of time?
The Review
Hereditary advantage has no place in higher ed.
The Review
Getting rid of them would do almost nothing to improve socioeconomic diversity.
The Review
It’s time to do away with obsolete categories like “R1.”
Advice
You can’t look after others if the intense stresses of the job are threatening your own mental or physical health.
Vaccination Requirements
But with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake and a December deadline looming, many colleges have yet to act.