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Rethinking Tenure -- and Much More
MLA's new analysis has potentially dramatic implications for graduate education, hiring, promotion, scholarship, publishing and technology.
All Over the Map
A House hearing on private sector funding for college students turns into a much broader discussion.
Ph.D.'s in Debt
So much for the idea that stipends pay for graduate school. As deans gathered in Washington for the annual meeting...
Open the Books, Professors Plead
A union at the Community College of Philadelphia calls for greater financial transparency.
State Spending Continues to Climb
Appropriations for higher education rose in virtually all states, with only New Jersey and Montana showing declines.
Losing Critical Mass at Stanford?
After two political scientists who study race and ethnicity left in the last year, alumni and students fight to keep a third from bolting.
The Need for Another Sputnik
The U.S. public doesn't yet share academic leaders' belief in the importance of math and science education, poll suggests.