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Anthropologists and Israel
At the American Anthropological Association's annual meeting, momentum builds in favor of a boycott of Israeli universities.
Good Cop, Bad Cop From White House
The summit underscores a tension in the Obama administration’s higher ed approach: how to promote colleges' and universities' successes while holding them more accountable.
'Dirty Money?'
Anthropologists discuss student debt and other concerns about the "commodification" of higher education, and debate role of faculty members in reform efforts.
Strike for Better Benefits
U. of Oregon graduate teaching assistants walk out, with end of semester looming, after failed negotiations over paid leave.
Black and Not Feeling Welcome
Back-to-back essays by two Vassar professors, one of them a former dean, renew a debate about treatment of minority faculty members.
Opinion
Before the Fall
Scott McLemee considers "The Americans" and a new book on childhood during the Cold War.
A Flexible Future
Elite research universities, which have been leaders in exporting modular courses and resources to other colleges, are considering using them at their own campuses.
Bully-Free Zone
While college leaders elsewhere who recently pushed civility faced a backlash, U. of Wisconsin Madison faculty approves policy against bullying.
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