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When they look to their institutions' presidents, students aren't getting inspired, writes Justin Elliott.

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However much they intend to be strong advocates, student body presidents are too easily coopted, writes Chris Odinet.

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There's a new report on the future of digital publishing in academe. Scott McLemee thinks you should drop everything and read it posthaste.

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College rankings are a crutch that too many students and families use to avoid a thoughtful search for the right fit, Alan Contreras says.

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Research misconduct is in the eye of the beholder, writes Gary Witherspoon.

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The University of Colorado protected both academic freedom and academic integrity, writes Hank Brown.

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It's time for real change, not just tinkering, in how colleges admit students, writes William E. Sedlacek.

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Congress is taking money from lenders to help students afford college. It should also make colleges -- the real fat cats -- spend more of their own money to do the same, writes Lynne Munson.

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