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Philadelphia Inquirer | September 11, 2017
How to be happy at work: Friends. Lunch. Hope.
Annie McKee shares her life experience that inspired her to write her new book How to Be Happy at Work and some key takeaway suggestions about finding happiness at work. 
Inside Higher Ed | September 8, 2017
Campus Free Speech: The Books
Sigal R. Ben-Porath discusses the concept of “inclusive freedom” and approaches to maintaining inclusive free speech on campuses after the events in Charlottesville. 
Diverse Issues in Higher Education | September 6, 2017
New Report Brings Facts to Light on Minority Serving Institutions
Marybeth Gasman and doctoral student William Casey Boland comment on a new report that highlights the return on investment of minority-serving institutions. 
NewsWorks | September 6, 2017
Don't Spy on Our Teachers
Jonathan Zimmerman writes about privacy in classrooms in the digital age. 
Chalkbeat | September 6, 2017
XQ is taking over TV to make the case that high school hasn’t changed in 100 years. But is that true?
Jonathan Zimmerman points out ways the content and structure of American high school has and hasn’t changed. 
Chalkbeat | August 30, 2017
The Great Recession decimated the economy. It also hurt student learning, according to pioneering new study
Matthew Steinberg’s study, co-authored with Kenneth Shores, analyzes how the Great Recession had an impact on student learning. 
Chronicle of Higher Education | August 24, 2017
Tensions Grow Between Trump and Black Colleges as HBCU Conference Becomes Political
Marybeth Gasman suggests that nothing can be separated from politics as tensions rise between the current administration and historically black colleges and universities. 
PBS NewsHour | August 19, 2017
After Charlottesville, students worry about safety on campus
Sigal Ben-Porath comments on campus free speech and the role of universities as platforms for discussion and debate. 
NAFSA | August 18, 2017
Worrying About International Student Demand? Look at the Fundamentals and Look Beyond
Alan Ruby writes about international student demand and how to attract international students in the current political climate. 
Education Week | August 17, 2017
Teaching Force Growing Faster Than Student Enrollment Once Again
Richard Ingersoll is interviewed about his study on teacher-staffing trends. 
Inc. Online | August 17, 2017
This Quick and Easy Quiz Will Instantly Reveal Your Emotional Intelligence
Annie McKee’s quiz is used to help readers understand their emotional intelligence. 
NewsWorks | August 17, 2017
On 'Radio Times': How to counter the hate after Charlottesville
Howard Stevenson is one of three guests interviewed about the events in Charlottesville. 
The National: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | August 16, 2017
Confederate monuments removed and covered up overnight across the U.S.
Jonathan Zimmerman is one of three panelists interviewed about the controversy over confederate monuments. 
NewsWorks | August 15, 2017
Four tips for talking to kids about Charlottesville
Howard Stevenson shares suggestions for parents for talking with their children about race. 
Philly.com | August 14, 2017
From selling drugs to teaching 4th graders: A Philly redemption story
Richard Ingersoll’s research is cited in this story of a young Philadelphia man who is beginning his career in teaching. 
NewsWorks | August 11, 2017
Philly's Spanish-speaking students lag in English language achievement
Nelson Flores discusses how isolated, high poverty schools and neighborhoods are contributing to the gap in English language reading and writing proficiency among Latino students. 
Washington Post | August 11, 2017
Who’s Benefiting From Affirmative Action? White Men.
Jonathan Zimmerman discusses efforts towards diverse campuses and who has benefited from affirmative action. 
Associated Press | August 9, 2017
AP Interview: DeVos Says She Didn't Decry Racism Enough
Marybeth Gasman comments on Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s distancing herself from previous statements about historically black colleges and universities as pioneers of school choice. 
Triangle Business Journal (North Carolina) | August 8, 2017
How N.C. HBCUs Rank Based on Grads’ Median Income Levels (Slideshow)
Marybeth Gasman comments on the earning disparity among graduates of historically black colleges and universities. 
Wharton Business Radio Highlights | August 7, 2017
Academic Performance Enhancing Drugs in Higher Education
Ross Aikins and Anita Gupta join host Dan Loney to discuss the recent increase of academic doping and how colleges are dealing with this new trend. 
Philadelphia Tribune | August 4, 2017
Cheyney backers seek to keep legacy afloat
Marybeth Gasman discusses how Cheyney can prosper with a change in focus and with concentration on its academics. 
Philly.com | August 3, 2017
Liberals worried about textbook objections forget about Sambo and the KKK
Jonathan Zimmerman writes about a new law in Florida that allows citizens to object to books assigned in the public schools. 
Chronicle of Higher Education | August 3, 2017
Wait, Will Anyone Investigate Legacy Admissions?
Marybeth Gasman says, "We don’t see challenges to legacies because the vast majority of legacies are wealthy whites.” 
Forbes | August 1, 2017
To Apply Or Not To Apply? The Decision To Participate In Business Plan Competitions
Bobbi Kurshan writes about how and why competitions can be helpful to new companies in the edtech space. 
Chronicle of Higher Education | July 30, 2017
Inside the Struggles of a Less-Selective College
Alex Posecznick discusses his book and what he learned about non-elite, unranked colleges. 
With Good Reason | July 28, 2017
Burnt Out
Richard Ingersoll discusses the factors that lead to high turnover in the teaching profession. 
National Public Radio | July 28, 2017
The Ongoing Battle Between Science Teachers And Fake News
Susan Yoon suggests teachers give students the tools to think like a scientist using evidence, sources, deduction, hypotheses, and results. 
Times Higher Education | July 28, 2017
A day at a US graduation ceremony: what to expect
Alan Ruby shares his experiences of attending his nephew's graduation in Oregon in this international publication. 
Chief Learning Officer | July 27, 2017
Proof Positive for Happiness at Work
Annie McKee discusses how leaders can actively work to create a workplace where people connect their personal values with their work. 
Education Dive | July 24, 2017
Are systemic biases impacting literacy education?
Ebony Elizabeth Thomas points to successes in educating children from non-dominant backgrounds and suggests that it’s not just about money but also about will. 

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