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Most IT Jobs Are in Nontech Industries
About 90 percent of job openings in IT are in nontech industries such as professional services, manufacturing and … [Read More...]
Returning to the Graduate Center Bar (GCB)
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Talking About ‘What We Talk About When We Talk About Books’
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The Benefits of Business Cards
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Academic Anxiety, Our Old Friend
Blog: GradHackerDeidra Faye Jackson earned her Ph.D. in Higher Education from … [Read More...]
Bennet Supports Debt-Free College in Education Plan
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet, one of 20 Democrats seeking the party's presidential … [Read More...]
New study shines light on what worries journal editors in the arts, humanities and social sciences
What keeps journal editors up at night? Inclusion issues, along with plagiarism and … [Read More...]
Research Firm Tests Social Media Ads for Inquiry Generation
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‘Ludicrous’, Tesla, and Champions of Higher Ed Change
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The Grad Activist: Why I’m Striking for Climate
Blog: GradHackerIngrid J. Paredes is a Ph.D. candidate in chemical engineering … [Read More...]
Australia embraces block teaching across the university
An Australian university could become the first in the world to roll out … [Read More...]
‘Lab Rats’ and Campus Fads
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New paper says deaths of star scientists often benefit their subfields, via an influx in new contributors and ideas
The life sciences benefit from death -- the death of star researchers. So concludes … [Read More...]
3 Lessons from ‘Kochland’ for Higher Ed Progressives
Blog: Technology and LearningKochland: The Secret History of Koch Industries … [Read More...]