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Opinion
The Law and Gay Rights
Given chance to consider bans on same-sex marriage in five states, the Supreme Court refused. Scott McLemee looks at a book on the long backstory.
'Pay Any Price'
The American Psychological Association objects to a new book's portrayal of its role in government-sponsored enhanced interrogation practices in post-9/11 years.
Clarifying or Waffling?
Recent statements from American Studies Association have some questioning whether the group is softening its boycott of Israeli academe.
Doing Themselves In?
If the liberal arts are dying, who's to blame? Speakers at conference say advocates of a broad education need to look inward.
Opinion
Why We Need Bright Lines
An appeals court's regrettable decision on copyright fair use makes the rules less clear for professors and campuses and will ultimately harm students and publishers alike, writes Joseph Storch.
The Reluctant Pragmatist
Is making a practical case for the liberal arts necessary, or a trap? Attendees at St. John's College conference differ in their opinions.
Jobs for Humanities, Arts Grads
Two separate reports show evidence of humanities and arts majors finding success in the professional world.
Faculty Work, Student Success
How the College of New Jersey reimagined what professors can do.