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Faith and Freedom

Wheaton of Illinois is seeking to fire a professor for violating its statement of faith. Conflict draws attention to such statements, and renews debate on whether they are compatible with academic freedom.

Public Shaming

U.S. representative shares a previously confidential report about sexual harassment by an astronomy professor who went on to teach elsewhere and announces plan to require colleges to tell other institutions about such findings.
Opinion

Aesthetics on the River

Charlie Tyson reflects on the lessons of beauty and thought learned from rowing and from study of the humanities.
Opinion

The Moment We've Waited For?

The recent protests on campuses have made it clear that we in higher education have students' attention and engagement, writes Elizabeth A. Lehfeldt. Now we have to decide what to do with it.

Historians as Futurists

Is history really future studies in reverse? Panel at recent gathering of historians' association makes case for teaching the future.

Selling the English Major

At MLA, professors consider how to make the case for their discipline -- and talk about salary prospects -- to prospective students, but also to parents, presidents and politicians.

Best Acknowledgments Ever?

Blog post about a scholar's anti-thank-you has lots of people talking.

Career Advice by the Book

Natalie Lundsteen shares a shortlist of standout books providing valuable guidance to Ph.D.s engaged in a career search.