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Quick Hit: Fighting Alternative Facts with Facts on the Call to Action Blog

In light of Kellyanne Conway’s now infamous remarks about “alternative facts,” Teresa explores the implications of these two words and […]

It was a weird week, weather-wise, here in Williamsburg. We kicked it off over the weekend with a big snowstorm […]

Last week, Michelle Obama gave her last official address as First Lady of the United States, and I fully admit […]

Over the past 20 years, when I haven’t been working in higher education, I’ve worked in government, at both the […]

Welcome back to the Week in Review! Here’s hoping you’re still feeling refreshed from the long Thanksgiving weekend. Though, if […]

I have two statistics for you today. There are 51 ½ weeks until the presidential election. There are eight weeks […]

Happy almost Halloween! I’m just back from watching the world’s cutest pirate parade around his daycare, and I know the […]

It’s been said that if you want to get better at something, teach it to someone else. Teaching requires you […]

What’s in it for me? That’s a question that is often explicitly or implicitly asked by faculty members when the […]