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NJ college professor in trouble for teaching Irish were first US slaves, moon landing fake
A sociology professor at William Paterson University in New Jersey was captured on video promoting several conspiracy theories.
When a Friend Is in Trouble
Sometimes the signs of abuse are obvious—you witness a volatile fight between your friend and his or her significant other, or your friend outright confides in you that he or she is being abused by th...
How Dozens of Pro Athletes Came to Study Activism on a College Campus
For professors at Morehouse College, the three-day workshop represents a chance to extend their teachings beyond the traditional classroom, to people who are in a position to be widely heard.
4 Things Every Leader Can Learn From This Harvard Professor
How to see anything from a new perspective, and get along with those who disagree.
Why College Professors Have Had It
Educators say universities are prioritizing profit over safety.
A girl or woman you know could be a sex slave
A woman who as a teen was forced into sex trafficking reconnects with the woman who rescued her.
One in 200 people is a slave. Why?
It affects more than 40 million people worldwide – more than at any other time in history
Director of Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
This position directs the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, including instructional design and faculty development initiatives for the College.
The Trouble with Life is That it Doesn’t Come with a Soundtrack
The sages make a fascinating but perplexing comment concerning the actions of Aaron, brother of Moses....
Why Are There So Few Professors Of Color?
This article examines the causes of the diversity issue in higher education.
Five professors tell how they were canceled — and why they fought back
Five professors tell how they were canceled — and why they’re fighting back in the name of free speech.
Sociology Professor Keeps List of Modern Day Slang Learned From Students
12 Podcasts Stanford Business School Professors Think You Should Listen To
Back in the car (or on the train) more? Use your commute to expand your mind with these podcast picks from Stanford professors.
How One Professor Helps Online Students Forge Connections
An unusual approach to office hours has improved students’ performance — and helped them make friends.
Teaching the Holocaust: Why Education Fosters Empathy
Knowledge of the Holocaust can help diminish extremism.
Halt Violence founder looks to show troubled youth a better path
Don't say it can't be done: Changing your life for the better.
How a poet and professor promotes racial understanding with lessons from history
A poet speaks to how his love of history has shaped his work.
Future faking: The little-known abuse tactic used to make victims stay
People who ask 'why didn't the victim leave?' fail to understand the complexity of abusive relationships.
The clever fake rabbis who made millions off of Prohibition
The Roaring Twenties was a raging headache for Jewish leadership, writes the author of "Intemperate Spirits," a new book about Prohibition.
Man who staged fake armed robbery marriage proposal ‘terrified’ girlfriend
What’s more romantic than an adrenalin-pumping proposal that leaves your bride-to-be worried for her life? A lot of things, probably. But Ray Giuliano was really committed to this idea. Giuliano re…
