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Federal Appeals Court Rejects Challenge to Campus Carry Law
Texas faculty members sued, saying that classroom speech would be limited because of fear of gun violence. Judges rejected argument.
Opinion
The Public Beatdown of Anders Carlson-Wee
We should all be alarmed by The Nation’s treatment of a left-wing poet, Adam Szetela writes.
Cuts to Liberal Arts at Goucher
College says it's eliminating programs such as math, physics and religion, in attempt to keep costs down.
Omarosa on DeVos and HBCUs
In her new book, controversial former aide to President Trump offers views on education secretary and support for black colleges.
Opinion
Dropping the N Bomb
Scott McLemee explores the speculation that Donald Trump used a racial epithet through the lens of several scholarly analyses.
Student Spending on Course Materials Plummets
In the last decade, average student spending on required course materials has decreased by more than 30 percent, according to the National Association of College Stores.
Don't Even Think of Publishing in This Journal
A major higher education research journal is suspending submissions to clear out a two-year backlog. Some see this case pointing to broad problems in academic publishing, such as the unwillingness of many scholars to review papers.
Understanding the Extent of Gender Gap in Citations
One journal now asks authors to explain citation gap.