Highlights
Always Right?
Students increasingly see themselves as customers and college as a means to an end. Faculty members are wrestling with the consequences.
Supportive Strategies
Many struggle to complete coursework independently. How can professors adjust?
A Spectrum of Wellness
Do young people misunderstand everyday stress?
The Review | Essay
Living in the university’s blind spots.
Also in the Issue
A New Era in Admissions
Asian students will now compose almost half the freshman class at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. White enrollment was not affected.
'Knife edge'
The Office for Civil Rights has dinged colleges in recent months for not appropriately addressing antisemitism.
Campus Activism
Pro-Palestinian student activists plan to meet colleges’ enhanced restrictions on free expression with an equal and opposite force.
The Review | Opinion
Its decision to allow academic boycotts betrays its values.
The Review | Opinion
Cary Nelson’s recent attack on the organization misses the mark.
Advice
Predictions and hopes for the future of Ph.D. training.
Advice
With temporary appointments on the rise, how can higher ed position short-term administrators to succeed?