Research featured in new book suggests that, in effort to lure full-pay students, universities have shifted their institutional priorities to the benefit of the affluent and the detriment of everyone else.
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William Bowen, former Princeton president, argues in new book that technology can lower college costs, but there remain more questions than answers.
Supreme Court rules against textbook publisher's effort to prevent resale of cheaper imported textbooks.
Author discusses new book on the challenges facing Mexican-American students.
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Jeremy Bernstein's "A Palette of Particles" offers a guided tour of the subatomic universe. Scott McLemee goes on a trip.
Anthropologist Napoleon Chagnon talks to Inside Higher Ed about his new book, Noble Savages, and his lengthy and exceptionally controversial career.
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Author discusses new book on history's evolution as a discipline and what that means for the field today.
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Old-fashioned books take up a lot of space -- both on our shelves and in our heads. Scott McLemee grapples with a new volume on reading.
Research from University of Washington shows professors to be self-critical about and constantly struggling to improve their teaching.
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