A database of researchers' conflicts of interest could exist
Scientific fraud could be prosecuted
Alumni life updates could be compiled in a book
Development could focus on the middle-class / higher education to build sustainable democracies
Public pensions could be too high in some places / to some people / could be capped at some amount
Clinical trials could not end uninformatively
Pell Grants could be increased, public universities could be more affordable, and student debt / loan practices could be reformed
"Coddling" and "safetyism" in parenting / education / universities / healthcare could have negative effects
Financial aid offers could be clearer / easier to understand
U.S. universities could better maintain dormitories and prevent mold / vermin
Critical theories and activist scholarship could be examined / taught / published accurately with room for debate
Low-rated law and medical schools / graduate programs could be upfront about the risks of attending
Campus sexual assault cases could be reported, handled differently, and prevention programs could be available
Universities could be protected against espionage
Social science could be more experimental, qualitative, and/or treated like engineering
People could be inspired to reuse water bottles
U.S. hospitals, universities, and other profitable organizations could have to meet requirements to be classified as nonprofits or change into for-profit
Universities could spend less on administration, research, buildings, and amenities
Bystander training could prevent harassment, bullying, assault, and discrimination
The U.S. foreign service could be more professionalized
Facilitated group discussions could create civil discourse
Universities could outline PhD job prospects and improve PhD mental health
Scientific funding could produce quality research results
Universities / foundations could spend down their assets
Prisoners could have access to a liberal arts education
The academic / research peer review process could be improved / changed
Selective U.S. universities could expand and establish satellite locations
Affirmative action could be based on wealth / diversity of background
Schools / colleges could have hygiene and food pantries
"Summer melt" could be avoided to increase college attendance rates
Peers could offer low-cost / free counseling
The NCAA could pay student / college athletes
Tenure could be replaced with contracts
Healthy relationship skills / sex education could be taught in high school / college
Emergency financial microgrants could be provided to students
Empowerment training courses could decrease rape
Government agencies, schools, hospitals, police, universities, foundations, prisons, workplaces, elections, judiciary systems, and nonprofits could collect, publicize, and use citizen feedback
Prisoners could receive education and job training before release
Students could donate or have a place to leave things when moving
Three kinds of tenure tracks could be used in universities
More advisement and support could increase college graduation rates
Syllabi could be collected and shared online
Parking spaces' availability could be known through an app
Course syllabi could be available online in a searchable format.
Academic faculty could be required to disclose conflicts of interest in research and nonacademic work
Textbooks could be rented
Colleges could improve how facilities and buildings are used
Credit could be transferred to colleges more easily
Education could be available online for free
