Filter & Sort
Fallout Over Student Loan Benefits Hits Illinois
State agency's plan to save borrowers money by paying half of default fee and requiring lenders to pick up the rest is quashed by U.S. Education Department.
Furor Over Anti-Islam Speaker
At Michigan State, British politician with history of Holocaust denial and racially inflammatory views sets off controversy.
Interdisciplinarity and the Science Classroom
Academic officers discuss what it means to think about science as a liberal arts subject.
When Wikipedia Is the Assignment
A professor and a technology specialist discuss their attempt to bring term papers out into the open with the resource many faculty members abhor.
Defining Academic Freedom for 2007
AFT statement aims to reflect – and to promote strategies for fighting – challenges of faculty life today, especially off the tenure track.
Post-DREAM Strategies
With legislation blocked in Congress and vetoed in California, educators worried about undocumented students consider the consequences.