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Textbook renegades trying to find ISBN numbers encounter resistance -- and attract the police -- in Harvard bookstore.
Tenure Denied, Tenure Gained
A professor of religion at Northwestern University is denied tenure, only to receive it two months later. Was it an oversight, discrimination -- or did the process work?
Another Professor Denied Entry
Latin American history course is called off at Case Western when highly regarded scholar is unable to return from Panama -- or to learn why her visa is blocked.
The Alternative Student Press
An increasing number of online-only publications are changing what it means to be a college journalist.
Minnesota Strike Ends, and Offer Goes to Workers
Employees at University of Minnesota will vote on the proposed contract and return to work, despite what union calls "unfair" offer.
Lessons in Cynicism and Sales
Applicants to top colleges view the process as unfair, mysterious and discouraging, new study finds.
Altering Accreditation -- But How?
Panelists in one-sided discussion of higher education's evaluation system generally trash it, but disagree on possible changes to it.