| Inequality By Scott Carlson Students’ poverty, homelessness, and hunger didn’t used to be colleges’ problem. Now they are grappling with how much to help. |
| Faculty By Audrey Williams June A researcher examines how white faculty members can play a bigger role helping minority students and younger academics succeed. |
| Turmoil at Mizzou By Rio Fernandes A team of students got access to the Missouri protest group before it made national news. Their documentary premiered on Saturday, with Spike Lee in the audience. |
| The Ticker An essay in The New York Times has been shared widely among both academics and nonacademics alike, and has reverberated well beyond the sciences. |
| The Ticker The outspoken professor will join the faculty at Temple University in July. |
| Commentary By James S. Murphy Yes, it’s important that students know how to write. But standardized tests are not the right way to assess that ability. |
| Commentary By Michael Feldstein Procurement is a dirty word that most academics don’t like to talk about. But if we want better products, we have to get better at choosing them. |
| The Chronicle Review By Arthur Krystal It helps us grapple with the evolution of our consciousness. |
| Lingua Franca Allan Metcalf introduces a scholarly dictionary of words about Donald Trump. |
| On Course By James M. Lang Don’t waste them trying to cram in eight more points or call out as many reminders as possible. |
| Vitae By Kristen Ghodsee The opportunities for personal and professional growth far outweigh the logistical hassles. |
