Name			Followers
	The Humanities in Transition	HiT — an interdisciplinary journal that publishes papers on a rolling basis — is a digital platform to discuss the effects of the humanities being in a constant state of change.	53
	Macmillan Design	Articles from the design team at Macmillan Learning	44
	BU Experts	Cutting-edge research and timely expert commentary from Boston University faculty.	42
	ZeeMee College Blog	Thoughts on the college application process — for students, by students.	41
	Inquiry of the Public Sort	Public affairs inquiry in the form of theoretical argumentation, empirical analysis, and informed commentary, authored by experienced and new public affairs scholars. Also houses content for Prof Carter’s Programs of Public Affairs students.	34
	Chris Huebner	Marketing and Recruiting Strategist + University of South Carolina	28
	Academic Innovators	Academic Innovators partners with colleges and universities to find creative, sustainable solutions, turning challenges into opportunities.	22
	The Higher Learning Futurist	Critical reviews of innovative and disruptive approaches to teaching, learning, research and administration in the higher education space	17
	Dartblog	Dartblog was founded by Joe Malchow in 2004 as Joe’s Dartblog, a running journal of unrehearsed commentary and reportage. Today, we support the best investigative journalism and analysis of Dartmouth College and its ethos of classical undergraduate liberal arts education.	12
	The Ripple Effect	In the Ripple Effect, Cornell University students, faculty, staff, alumni, and partners share their community-engaged learning experience, expertise, and lessons learned. Brought to you by the Office of Engagement Initiatives.	12
	DU JOUR	Notes from the front lines of journalism school	6
	Patrick Whitehead	doing psychology outside the lines	5
	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	A top tier research & Big Ten university. Home of the Huskers.	3
	ErudiFi	We are working to make education accessible to youths in Southeast Asia. Join us on our journey!	3
	VantagePoint: Visual Culture	A visual culture blog: pop culture, politics, pedagogy	2