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Stephanie Bond Huie shares how the University of Texas is collecting and sharing information without violating anyone's privacy or dictating academic choices.

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Let's rethink the language we use to describe students and faculty members who aren't from the United States, Shari Motro writes.

By Shari Motro

Much of the analysis in the humanities in recent decades has been embarrassing and has hurt serious scholarship, writes Mark Bauerlein.

By Mark Bauerlein

Bashing theory will not help us understand the role of the liberal arts or create a path forward for higher education, writes Shailja Sharma.

By Shailja Sharma

A new book by a British scientist tackles science and medicine in a muckraking spirit. Scott McLemee thinks Americans need it ASAP.

By Scott McLemee

In his annual survey of the nation's wealthiest and most selective colleges, Wick Sloane finds most of them are doing little to enroll the men and women who serve in the military.

By Wick Sloane

With apologies to Helen Reddy, Judith Shapiro questions the rationale offered by some for women's colleges to admit transgender students.

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