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Creating Capacity in Study Abroad
For-profit provider builds network of "independent branch campuses" overseas to try to reach a different kind of student -- and a slew of them at that.
'Higher Education and the Civil Rights Movement'
For every James Meredith, who gained fame for becoming the first black student at the University of Mississippi, there were...
Healthy but Mismatched History Job Market
Openings are up while number of new Ph.D.'s is down, but doctorate specialties aren't always where the positions are.
When a Bond Vote is Contested
Appeals court ruling that a California community college district followed guidelines in presenting measure may have implications for other institutions in the state.
Upgrading to Philosophy 2.0
Philosophers discuss how to adopt technologies that could improve individualized instruction and upend the way scholars publish their work.
Rethinking Work
At MLA meeting, panelists consider new ways to frame adjunct issues, as well as issues related to service requirements and new attempts to bridge the tenure-track/non-tenured divide.