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Coach's Exit vs. Whistle-Blower's Exit
The State University of New York at Binghamton announced last week that it had agreed to a $1.2 million settlement...
Opinion
Rude Democracy
Stewart and Colbert rally in DC this weekend. Scott McLemee opposes their extremist moderation.
Opinion
Why Are We Assessing?
The assessment movement has inspired valuable research and numerous organizations, but Linda Suskie asks whether colleges really know why these efforts matter.
'The Lost Soul of Higher Education'
To begin an article by saying that American higher education is in a state of crisis would be -- at...
Proctor or Gamble
Analysis of cheating research finds that key factor isn't whether the course is online, but whether anyone is watching how students take the tests.
'Contesting Archives'
It has long been said that the winners write the history books -- but those keeping the records may also...
Long Road to Open Access
Effort by leading research universities to rethink the economics of scholarly journals has an underwhelming first year, and experts caution against expectations of quick change.
'Asians in the Ivory Tower'
Each fall brings articles about rising Asian-American enrollments at leading colleges and universities. But according to Robert T. Teranishi, associate...