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The End of History?

Historians at Sacramento State are furious that an anthropology course has been deemed to meet a state requirement for study of American history.

Don't Tread on Me

Though protected by the First Amendment, protests involving stepping on the American flag create furors at colleges.

Ignorance or Bigotry?

Duke punishes, but lets return to campus, the student who placed a noose on a tree. In student's apology, he claims ignorance of the meaning of a noose -- an explanation that only some on campus accept.

'Indian Spectacle'

Author discusses her new book on the role and long-term impact of Native American mascots of college teams.

Cluster Hiring and Diversity

Hiring faculty around interdisciplinary themes appears to have a positive impact on diversity and scholarship, report finds.

Leveling the Field

McMaster U addresses gender pay gap by giving $3,500 raises to female faculty members.
Opinion

That's Not My Department

Judith Shapiro considers whether it is time for faculty members to focus on their colleges and universities more than on their disciplines and organizational units.

Gaming Beyond Gamergate

At a conference for women in gaming, speakers debate the role of academics in understanding movements such as Gamergate and the harassment some scholars face.