Faculty Issues

U. of Texas chancellor's plan to improve accountability and productivity receives praise from several directions, a rarity in the state these days.

Could the rise of e-textbooks mean the end of markets for less expensive rentals and used editions?

New book discusses those who lead -- with or without titles -- in higher education.

If colleges want to make it more difficult to earn an A, they need to consider why faculty members feel pressure to award them, writes Peter Eubanks.

Wikipedia has been growing in authority -- and a new paper shows that scholars are studying and citing it, as well as writing for it. Scott McLemee hits "view source."

Many of the students in today's college writing classroom are career-oriented and have little interest in literature; they also may...

All right, I admit it. Like many hopeful authors, I had been Googling my own book. To see if it...

Just because graduate students don't have money is no reason not to plan for the future, writes Nate Kreuter.