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Laurence Musgrove considers the role of music in the writing process.

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Alan Contreras asks: How should a civilized society ensure that college-able young people are not thrown away because they are poor?

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Far from disappearing in the Age of Google, academic and research libraries remain an integral part of students’ college educations, says Pamela Snelson.

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The Borders bookstore chain is "right-sizing." Scott McLemee takes a look at a new documentary about the company's effects on the culture.

By Scott McLemee

In an excerpt from his posthumously published autobiography, James O. Freedman describes lessons he learned as an undergraduate -- and the professors who inspired him to be an educator.

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Hank Brown describes how and why the University of Colorado has taken on the issue -- and urges other colleges to follow.

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Cooperative education is now more than 100 years old. The co-op approach, in which students alternate time in the classroom...

By Nancy L. Zimpher

All states are preparing too few students for higher education, and colleges must put aside their parochial concerns and help tackle the problem, writes Dave Spence.

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