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History Beyond the Nation-State
Advocates for "transnational" studies see their field growing and starting to put down institutional roots -- in a challenge to traditional modes of global study.
Proving the Benefits of Peer Instruction
Students appear to learn when they share ideas in class -- but are they just taking cues from smart peers? A study suggests otherwise.
'Tricks of the Trade'
SAN FRANCISCO -- Here’s a shocker: The one-night stand may be being replaced by long-term monogamous relationships when it comes...
Fighting the Last War (and the Next One?)
In unveiling agenda for negotiating rules to carry out the Higher Education Act renewal, Education Dept. prepares to renew key debates from contentious 2007 sessions.
The Second Shift in Academic Medicine
Study points to unequal home patterns and lack of flexible work options as possible explanation for the departure of women from medical school faculties.