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Scott McLemee notices that scholars are creating a new sort of academic community. Or is that just the dream of a ridiculous man?

The rush by students to make themselves appear employable may end up hurting their educations and their careers, writes one professor.

After attending a U.S. summit for college presidents, John V. Lombardi writes to Condoleezza Rice and Margaret Spellings.

Paula M. Krebs and Mary Krebs Flaherty -- sisters who work at very different institutions -- trade stories and questions.

A look across the hall -- at the life of full-time professors who are not on tenure-track positions.

Scott McLemee interviews Sandra Gilbert about her new book, "Death's Door."

Wick Sloane, a former state university CFO, asks: Why are we abandoning public higher education and strangling access?

If you are serious about the advancement of academic women, stop hugging them, writes Coral Hughes.