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New Model of Tenure
Multiyear contracts and better wages go only so far in helping adjuncts, writes Michael Bérubé. And the current tenure system won't be opened up to them, so he argues that it's time for a new kind of tenure.
Discourteous Dismissal
U. of North Georgia case raises key questions: Is rudeness grounds to revoke tenure? Should professors' jobs be at risk over criteria in employee handbook that are not in faculty handbook?
Newly Tenured... at Alma, Cabrini, Clarkson, Denison, U. of North Georgia, Widener
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges and universities: Alma College Marcus Richter, library science Cabrini...
Change From Within
Education Department brings in Southern New Hampshire president, a prominent voice on competency-based education, to pursue its goals on innovation.
The Woman Behind #NAWD
Leah Griesmann, who came up with the idea for National Adjunct Walkout Day, isn't hiding her identity anymore. So what does she think about last week's protests, and about what's next for adjunct activism?
Union Rights at Religious College
In the first ruling following an N.L.R.B. shift, board director finds that Seattle U.'s Catholic status does not preclude adjunct collective bargaining.
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Putting It on Paper
The age of print is giving way to the digital age... right? Scott McLemee looks into a scholar’s alternative perspective.
Matching More With Less
UW-Madison chancellor comes under fire for recently admitting she matches outside faculty offers with course load reductions. Is there anything wrong with the practice?