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A new federal law will protect college students from excessive debt, but it has flaws of omission and commission that will most affect the most vulnerable, writes Karen Gross.

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Colleges shouldn't be afraid of adding theological approaches to the dominant sociological or historical focus, writes Adam Kotsko.

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Kevin M. Schultz and Paul Harvey consider the status of religion in the study of history.

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An academic autobiography that's not at all self-centered? Scott McLemee looks into an interesting composition.

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Scholars should move beyond dividing literature by nationality and stop equating literature with literature written in English, writes Dan Edelstein.

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It was late at night on a spring evening in 2006 at Columbia University, and a dozen of us remained...

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Why are some departments being eliminated while others are secure? Where will all this pruning leave academe? Meg Worley wonders about the future.

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The seeds of the Colts’ defeat were written several weeks earlier -- with implications for higher education, Karen Gross writes.

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