Faculty

You can foster an engaging classroom and not disadvantage those who are uncomfortable raising their hands by getting students themselves to develop critical discussion questions, writes Sarita McCoy Gregory.

By Sarita McCoy Gregory

Syracuse challenges a former adjunct instructor's assertion that he was dismissed for defending students' right to offensive speech. He hasn't taught there since 2015, the university says.

A smart, opinionated researcher and interpreter of the higher ed enterprise dies at the age of 75.

When one scholar's “lame” joke in a crowded elevator was another’s offensive comment, a disciplinary society was asked to adjudicate. Now, a political scientist won't apologize.

Scott McLemee explores the connections between various books forthcoming from scholarly presses.

By Scott McLemee

Political science leaders endorse idea that journals may adopt different approaches on release of data.

After incidents involving anti-immigrant speaker, university leader found his car sabotaged.