Remember of Things Past -- Thinking about the Future of Higher Education -- Queer and Trans Student success -- Exploring Pathways Into Through and Out of Higher Education -- Strengthening Outcomes of Older Students in Community Colleges -- Social movement theory and change in higher education -- Reforming Transitions from High School to Higher Education -- Evidence on the Effectiveness of College Readiness Policies -- The Limits of Choice -- A Black Feminist Critique of College Choice Theories and Research -- From Effective to Equitable Practice -- Stasis and Change in the Study of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education -- Four Decades of Performance Funding and Counting -- The More Things Change the More they Stay the Same -- The Persistence and Impact of the Congruence and Assimilation Orientation in Doctoral Student Socialization and Professional Development -- Mid-Career Faculty -- Four Decades of Research and Practice -- US Higher Education Internationalization Through an Equity Driven Lens -- An Analysis of Concepts History and Research -- Implementing randomized control trials in higher education research.

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