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Academic Minute: Nostalgia for Communism
In today’s Academic Minute, Kristen Ghodsee of Bowdoin College explains why after only two decades, many former Eastern Bloc countries...
Colleges Named to Host Presidential Debates
Many colleges compete every four years to play host to one of the presidential debates. On Monday, the Commission on...
Outrage Over Duck Removal at Lynn U.
Amid reports that ducks that Lynn University had removed from its campus were subsequently killed, the university is pledging to...
The Shrinking Middle Class at U. of California
Over the last decade, the proportion of University of California students who are from the middle class has declined, while...
Why We Like Horror
In today’s Academic Minute, Lock Haven University's Dan Shaw explores the range of theories explaining why many of us enjoy...
Quality Assurance, Rearranged
In draft report, U.S. accreditation panel stops short of recommending ending link between agencies' judgments and access to federal student aid, but suggests how such a system could work.
More Options for History Ph.D.s
Leaders of association issue follow-up to their call for rethinking career paths for those who earn doctorates.
When a Prof Shouts 'Death to Israel'
Kent State faculty member's shout during a question period of guest lecture sets off debate over methods of expressing dissent.