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Anthropology Without Science
A change to an association's long-range plan sparks concerns that it no longer believes the objective truth is a goal worth pursuing.
Hummus Debate Spreads
Some students at Princeton and elsewhere want dining halls to offer competition to an Israeli brand. Princeton is holding referendum this week.
Downturn Down Under
Australian universities, noted for their success in attracting large numbers of international students, are bracing for significant declines.
The (Big) East Now Extends to Texas
Texas Christian University, in Fort Worth, Tex., accepted an invitation Monday to join the Big East Conference, effective summer 2012...
Grinnell Creates New Prize for Social Justice
Raynard S. Kington, the new president at Grinnell College, said he was attracted to the institution by its commitment to...
AAUP and Antioch Spar Over Faculty Hires
With the new Antioch College preparing to hire its first faculty members, the American Association of University Professors is reiterating...
Crossing the Pond -- to Tufts
The Universities of Cambridge and Oxford and other British institutions have been hiring a number of leaders in recent years...