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Visa Denied
Georgetown graduate student who studies migrant labor issues is denied visa to study at university's campus in Qatar, raising academic freedom concerns.
The Price Women Pay for Co-Authorship
Study of economics faculty members finds that men get credit where women do not.
Is Collaboration Worth It?
Historians push for more teamwork even as many feel it won’t help them earn tenure.
Call to Action on Languages, 10 Years Later
In 2007 the Modern Language Association issued a report calling for major reforms in the teaching of foreign languages. What's happened since?
‘Classics, the Culture Wars and Beyond’
Author discusses his new book on the battles over the discipline and its future.
New Programs: Automotive Service Management, Health Professions, Operations Management, Film Studies, Transatlantic Affairs
College of DuPage is starting a certificate program in automotive service management. Louisiana State University at Alexandria is starting a...
Opinion
Crossing the Gulf of the Two Cultures
As we in the humanities defend ourselves, we should not engage in the corollary of denouncing the sciences as unimportant.
When Colleges Rely on Adjuncts, Where Does the Money Go?
Study suggests the funds institutions gain aren’t going to instruction.