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'Learning the Possible'
Author discusses new book on the challenges facing Mexican-American students.
Opinion
College Presidents in Denial
Campus leaders are unduly optimistic about likely fate of race-conscious admissions, Richard Kahlenberg writes. He predicts Supreme Court decision will bolster role of socioeconomic class.
Disability Awareness Draws Scrutiny
Clemson University aims to raise disability awareness with a role-reversal day, but some professors find the event demeaning.
Opinion
Cardinal Questions
Can believers and unbelievers find fellowship? Scott McLemee looks at the 21st-century dialogue between faith and reason.
Scholarship and Gay Marriage
Three major disciplinary associations, citing research, file briefs with U.S. Supreme Court opposing measures that bar gay marriage. Individual scholars weigh in on each side of the debate.
Amending the Record
Emory president's controversial column, a surprise for a man many say has handled issues of race well in his 10-year tenure, is continuing to drive discussion of race and leadership on campus.
Tackling Gender Disparity
With only 9 women among 44 editors, the Harvard Law Review expands its affirmative action policy to include gender.
'The Rise of Women'
New research explains why women are outpacing men in school, and what institutions can do about it.