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UC Labor Fight ContinuesHow the Largest Higher-Ed Strike in U.S. History Blew Up Finals
Across the University of California, students and professors aren’t sure how they’ll get through the end of the term. -
'This Thing is Not Over'
Postdocs at the U. of California Got a Raise. But Who’s Going to Pay for It?
Some scholars are concerned that labs will have to cut positions if the increased costs have to come out of grant money. -
'The Moment Feels Urgent'
Hundreds of UC Faculty Members Stop Teaching as Strike Continues
Professors say it’s an act of solidarity with the 48,000 teaching assistants, graduate-student researchers, and postdocs who are striking for better pay. -
The Review | Opinion
Higher Ed’s Prestige Paralysis
College reputations are fixed, valuable, and based on almost no hard evidence. -
Advice
5 Easy Ways to Aid a Scholar Working Without a University
How faculty members can help “independent” researchers thrive (or, at least, survive). -
Advice
7 Tips for Scholars on Writing for Nonacademics
To reach a wider audience, try to unlearn a few habits. -
Advice
Beating Yourself Up Is Labor, but It’s Not Work
Advice from an academic-productivity expert on how to extinguish self-defeating talk about your research abilities. -
Advice
Meals Matter in the Campus Interview
Being in performance mode is required as much for breakfast, lunch, and dinner as for any other part of a finalist visit. -
Advice
What Faculty of Color Need to Know About a Tenure-Track Career
How you cope with the morass of academic politics will be different depending on the person, the department, and the institution. -
Advice
Key to a Diverse Pool of Doctoral Students? ‘Relevant’ Research
A new program aims to help the students answer a question that many of them struggle with: “What are we doing this for?”
