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The Case for Writing Plainly
New study says scholarly articles that are hard to read don't actually make the author sound smarter, and they get cited less. Authors hope their findings will encourage graduate programs to teach students how to write clearly.
Protecting or Restricting Students?
A Boston College student organization is accusing administrators of using public gathering policies to restrict their free speech and prevent them from criticizing the institution.
Europe Struggles to Build Common Area for Science
Norway spends 1 percent of GDP on research, but Poland just 0.16 percent.
Human Conditions, Early and Otherwise
Scott McLemee reviews fall 2021 books on human origins and development.
New Programs: Political Science, Public History, Supply Chain Management, Music Business, Health Administration, Paralegal Studies, Sports Management
Bob Jones University is starting a B.A. in political science. East Stroudsburg University is starting a graduate certificate in public...
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Writing the Research Paper Slowly
Instead of just assigning a paper, teach the research process, JT Torres advises.
The Changing Face of Science
New data highlight minorities and women in science, along with one particularly understudied group: scientists with disabilities.
Senators Question Science Nominee on Past Mistakes
Eric Lander, who was nominated to lead the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, faced tough questions from senators about sexism and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein during his confirmation hearing.