With over a decade of blogs about higher education, the following categories help organize them by a general approach.

General Musings Archives: Blogs not easily categorized in any other way. A few of my all-time favorites:

• The Syllabus: The Gift That Just Keeps Giving (The dissertation that is the standard syllabus)

• Confirmation Bias Age (Academics can't even heal ourselves)
• The Mission Here, Man (The sacred cow of institutional missions)
• She's Giving Me Less Citations (An MLA Handbook in the age of Trump)

Full list of the archives of these blogs can be linked from here.

Education By Association Archives: Sometimes the best way to make a point about higher education is to connect it with a song, a movie, a game, an historical event. A few that bring me joy:

• Scooby-Doo And The Campus Kelpie (Scooby & The Gang at an abandoned college campus)
• Falling Forward (Daylight Savings Time logic applied to the credit hour)
• America's Favorite Game: Academic Challenge (Higher education as game show)

Full list of the archives of these blogs can be linked from here.

Responding to the Ridiculous Archives: The majority of blogs come from something stupid I have seen or heard.  Three of the more ridiculous:

• Bringing In The Sheaths (On a posting for a male contraception initiative director)
• Blank Your Professor (New website that allows students to draw their professor)
• No Future In Ego Man's Dreaming (Vice-presidents asked to resign before new president comes on campus)

Full list of the archives of these blogs can be linked from here.

Special Short-Lived Themes:

Islands of Hope Archives: Early in the website's days, I sought stories of hope and optimism in higher education. It didn't last long. The archives of these blogs can be linked from here.

HEAD (Higher Education Administrator Diaries) Archives: For the fall semester 2012, I kept a daily journal of the life of a higher education administrator.  The archives of that semester, week by week, can be linked from here.

Bracketology 2013 Archives: In Spring 2013, I ran the Higher Education Concerns Tournament.  The archives of that 2 week series of blogs can be linked from here.

Higher Education Headlines I would Like To See: a brief foray into altering headlines that lasted a few weeks in 2013.