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More Faculty Diversity, Not on Tenure Track
Colleges hire more minority and female professors, but most jobs filled are adjunct, not tenure track, study finds.
How Colleges Are Keeping Up With Business Changes
Different strategies take stage at the National Association of College and University Business Officers' annual meeting.
Cuts Questioned at U of Chicago
Faculty members and students worry they're paying the price for construction projects amid a focus on cutting administrative costs.
Anthropology Group Won't Boycott Israel
Members of the American Anthropological Association narrowly vote down a resolution to boycott Israeli academic institutions.
Possible Path to Grad Union
Graduate students reach an agreement with Cornell that could carve a path for them to form a union, rare among private institutions, and avoid the long court battles that have been expected.
Sharing the Failures
Princeton professor publishes CV of programs that rejected him, journals that said no and grant applications that were nixed.
On Israel, Is Impartiality Possible?
As the American Anthropological Association begins voting on a resolution to boycott Israeli universities, boycott opponents allege bias in report commissioned by the association.
Change From the Top
New study suggests colleges with female presidents are more likely than other institutions to have a greater share of humanities professors who are women.