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Allison Stanger

Allison Stanger is a professor of political science at Middlebury College.

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The Review | Opinion

Who Cares Whether Academics Use AI to Write?

By Allison Stanger October 13, 2026

We should judge analytical writing by its quality, not its source.

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Sexual-Violence Prevention

Cornell Has Called for ‘Bystander Intervention’ to Stop Rape. Does It Work?

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Panopticon Perils

The New Nanny State

Fraud charges

Indictment Details Alleged Theft of $20 Million in Financial Aid by Ohio College’s Former President, 2 Others

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Tracking Title IX

Decades of Debate Haven’t Solved Campus Sexual Assault

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Enrollment & Retention

Why Are Some Colleges Choosing to Reduce Their Enrollments?

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Finance & Operations

Limestone U. Closed After Getting a Big Government Loan. Now, It’s Being Auctioned.

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The Review | Opinion

The U. of Michigan Bows to Malicious Misinformation

By Silke-Maria Weineck

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The Review | Opinion

Has AI Destroyed the Doctoral Dissertation?

By Dan Sarofian-Butin

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The Review | Conversation

Jill Lepore: ‘Has Harvard Indeed Lost Its Mind?’

By Evan Goldstein, Len Gutkin

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