Archaeologists devote their lives & careers to researching & sharing knowledge about the past with the public. Netflix's "Ancient Apocalypse" undermines trust in their work & aligns with racist ideologies. Read SAA's letter to Netflix outlining concerns: bit.ly/3VmEPIN

🚨While leading a #WageTheft & #AbolishFees protest in October, our #GSEU organizer was battered by a high-ranking #UAlbany admin in an effort to stop her chanting, while campus police looked on. /2

So this chart, which I made using the numbers in S. Mintz' recent Inside Higher Ed. piece (link and original source below) on the change in permanent faculty for 14 history departments is catastrophic. We, as a field, as a discipline, should be discussing almost nothing else. 1/

“…you can’t stipend your way out of this problem…”

Today in “the food industry is trying to kill us”:

The biggest change of viewpoint I ever went through in psych training was when I said “but what if they’re doing it for attention” and my supervisor was like “what’s wrong with needing attention?” and I realised I didn’t have an answer.

Brave women out on the streets of Kabul today following Talibans BAN on female education. “They closed the schools, the world remained silent. They closed our universities. Silence. Now our educational courses?. What are we supposed to do? Kill ourselves?”

Applications are open for this coming year's Faculty First Look program at NYU, a job market bootcamp for advanced PhD candidates who are first-gen college students or belong to a systemically marginalized group. Please apply and share widely! as.nyu.edu/departments/fa…

The conservative attack on Critical Race Theory is sometimes dismissed as political theater. But after Florida passed an anti-CRT law, one university's sociology department canceled its three courses on race. Here's my report: propublica.org/article/desant…

This is really more my speed, tbh…

New Nature paper provides evidence that science has become less innovative since the 1950s. The authors suggest reversing the trend by: 1. reading widely, 2. focusing less on quantity of papers, & more on research quality, 3. taking year-long sabbaticals. nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Woooohooooooo!!!!

This coach is 100% what KState is all about. kansascity.com/sports/college… #WildcatPride #KStateMBB

This is really good: nytimes.com/2023/03/23/opi…

I'm serious. STEM without the Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities will produce more "innovative" tech bros who giddily reinvent rent, roommates, taxes, and now...roller skates. With complete, straight-faced, sincerity. This is a problem. And I have a list (So, thread 🧵)

Read this great piece by Dr. Sarah on cultivating equitable engineering pathways. We can’t wait for her to join us this fall @lafcol! @LAF_Engineering

Excited to get started!!