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U. of Denver aims to redefine not only how freshmen are taught, but the relationship between those who teach it and other faculty.

Va. Tech killer's assignments set off alarm bells -- and illustrate the quandary faced by many a professor.

After Virginia Tech shootings, San Jose State instructor stopped teaching course in response to student who wrote of killing professor.

John Jay College of Criminal Justice plans to restore program 30 years after dropping it, hoping to enhance pre-law education.

Who controls higher education? Henry A. Giroux argues in his new book that academe has ceded too much power to the worlds of business and the military. In The University in Chains: Confronting the Military-Industrial-Academic Complex (Paradigm), he outlines the problems he sees and calls on professors to take back direction of their campuses.

Virginia Tech's creative writing faculty craft guidelines to help instructors and teaching assistants discern writing that may signal danger from prose that is just disturbing.

Poster reading "$160,000" (and more) that appeared on several buildings at Brown is one student's commentary on campus life.

Leaders of evolving field consider how they fit into higher education, business culture, area studies, local economies and the No Child Left Behind era -- and are urged to move beyond "siege mentality."

Scholars consider how to get more engaged in the political process -- and how to fend off attacks on what they do.

Drexel instructors create a program that combines experiential assignments with a hybrid format.