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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.
The Future of Progressive Higher Ed
Antioch board delays decision; leaders from other colleges consider how nontraditional programs can thrive.
Lawsuit Against Princeton Comes Into Focus
Judge's preliminary rulings set the stage for a high-stakes trial that pits the university against heirs of a former donor who say terms of a gift haven't been followed.
Student Journalism at Religious Colleges
At a national convention on college media, panelists discuss the relationship between administrators and student reporters at church-related colleges.