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The task before us now is to formulate any defense of critical race theory as broadly as the Far Right has positioned its attack on the field.

Faculty members, students, and administrators joined together last summer to defeat an anti-CRT resolution in a deeply conservative state. What can we learn from their success?

A principled and fair system of governance would provide compensation for contingent faculty members who serve their institutions.

Consultants want to weaken disciplines in the name of interdisciplinarity. Is weakening shared governance the real goal?

Faculty, staff, and students are organizing at Jesuit colleges and universities to defend the academic mission and resist the financialization of their institutions.

In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, a group of scholars organized around a vision for a more equitable and sustainable future for higher education.

Fulfilling the promise of social transformation through higher education requires prioritization of public institutions like the City University of New York and the California State University.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on HBCUs and the students they serve. Now is the time to reinvest in these critical institutions.

By bridging the divide between academics and organizers, Scholars for Social Justice is expanding debates about race and campus policing

The Coalition of Rutgers Unions embodies a new model of bargaining for the common good.

The reconstruction of higher education to achieve equitable educational outcomes must be a national priority.