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Unstaged
Oklahoma State theater professor says her department censored a play dealing with gender identity for fear donors would object.
Grading on a Curve
A college is seeing higher student success levels based on a series of reforms, but should any institution evaluate faculty members in part on the proportion of C grades and above they award?
'Marketing Trials' in Journals?
Rival editors raise questions about drug trial research funded and often controlled by manufacturers.
Assessing, Without Tests
Measures of student learning, beyond grades, are on the rise, according to results of a new survey. But colleges are less likely to use standardized tests for learning outcomes.
No More 8 A.M. Classes
A university in Michigan has great news for the bleary-eyed but hopes at least some of them will still get up early.
Reconciliation or Another Round at Mount St. Mary's?
Board sends conciliatory email to faculty members at Maryland institution, but they are also receiving messages from some alumni telling them to stop opposing the president.
Athletes' Postcollege Outcomes
New Gallup-Purdue study finds comparatively high levels of well-being and engagement among college athletes.
Opinion
Scalia's Law
Antonin Scalia's most-cited law review article provides a glimpse into at least part of that enigmatic entity known as “the mind of the Supreme Court,” Scott McLemee writes.