Curriculum

Instead of quiet quitting the take-home essay, we need a whole new model for writing instruction.

By Carla Arnell

For each of their courses, faculty must say whether they "advocate for" or "promote" certain race or gender identities.

Race and sexuality course content is also caught up in the university system’s expansive new content review policies.

The field has grown substantially, even as it faces unprecedented political pressures and new questions about authority and bias.

By Reza Aslan

Texas Christian University officials cite low enrollment, but faculty members say that’s only part of the story.

The course’s axing is yet another example of curricular censorship at Texas public universities.

Making it easier for students to double major is one compelling answer to questions about value and return on investment.

By John Gomez

These seven meta-lessons can help explain the partisan diploma divide, Michael Schwalbe writes.

By Michael Schwalbe