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'The Constitution Goes to College'

A new book, The Constitution Goes to College: Five Constitutional Ideas That Have Shaped the American University (New York University...

Expanding Language by (Online) Degree

To broaden language offerings amid massive budget cuts, Pennsylvania higher ed system says it will offer distance degrees in Arabic.
Opinion

Laboring in Education

Based on their faith, Roman Catholic colleges should not oppose the unionization of adjuncts, writes Paul Dinter.

Calibrating Students' B.S. Meters

Showing students how to read critically and formulate research queries is part of the teaching function of college libraries. But...

What's 'Good Enough'?

A regional accreditor pushes the boundaries of how to assess its colleges and universities -- including a focus on how they measure student learning.

Separate and Unequal

The plight of the faculty's invisible majority -- adjuncts -- takes center stage at collective bargaining conference.

So Far, So Good for Trial Measures

Community colleges piloting Voluntary Framework of Accountability say they see value in project but complain of difficulty collecting data.

Skimming the Surface

Study of freshman research papers suggests students don't really understand the sources they cite.