
For Higher Education, a “Return to Normal” Isn’t Good Enough
It’s tempting for students and academic workers to hope for a quick “return to normal” at colleges and universities. But normality was misery for an increasing number of us.
Francis Eanes is a visiting assistant professor of environmental studies at Bates College, where his research and teaching focus broadly on food-, housing-, and land use-related dimensions of participatory urban planning.
It’s tempting for students and academic workers to hope for a quick “return to normal” at colleges and universities. But normality was misery for an increasing number of us.