| By Dan Berrett Nascent terrorists seem to be drawn to engineering. Their education may further radicalize them. |
| Campus Climate By Corinne Ruff Many universities have pledged to put Confederate monuments in historical context. For those tasked with drafting the language, that proves difficult. |
| Technology By Corinne Ruff Authors can benefit from having more data on how and where their work is being discussed, proponents say. |
| On Leadership By Lee Gardner Jay A. Perman, president of the University of Maryland at Baltimore, talks about how his institution worked to help the city before the recent unrest there, and how it has intervened to help at-risk youth before they reach college age. |
| Commentary By Donald J. Farish The real culprits are wealth inequality and the political leaders who allowed it to become so extreme. |
| The Chronicle Review By John Kaag Meet Henry Clay Brockmeyer, the polymath frontiersman. |
| Lingua Franca Allan Metcalf finds presidential candidates dispensing OKs like the rest of us. |
| Vitae By Karen Kelsky Should I stay or should I go now? |
| ProfHacker Anastasia Salter takes a look at strategies for getting the most out of a "virtual" classroom speaker. |
