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Whatever happened to the peace movement? Scott McLemee looks at new research on the collapse of a cause.

The association of two-year colleges prepares for annual conference with the wrong program. Wick Sloane urges its leaders to rise to the challenge.

In the context of the news that day in February, the announcement was almost jarring in its banality. On a...

Given widely acknowledged flaws in the federal rate, it's time for college and university leaders to propose a better way of measuring student success, John Bassett argues.

Professors need to question the assumptions behind proposals to kill various offerings at colleges and universities, write Howard Bunsis and Gwendolyn Bradley.

Far from the glare of the Final Four, John Wood shares lessons he has learned from his team of learning disabled basketball players.

Would a refined woman hire a hit man to kill her husband in cold blood? Scott McLemee investigates Janet Malcolm's new book.

When sexist messages circulate, colleges need to pay attention to the reaction and the apathy, writes Samantha Carrick.