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An alumnus with a grudge wreaks havoc by requiring a college to tenure its food service workers. Lee Williams surveys the carnage.

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Elizabeth Kiss and J. Peter Euben consider why and how colleges engage in a crucial form of instruction.

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What happens when you pour all your effort into a work -- and hardly anyone seems to notice the result?

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Congress should regularly require states to maintain their spending on higher education, F. King Alexander argues.

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It is not only people living on islands who count as insular -- etymology notwithstanding. Consider a recent piece by...

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It's time for all colleges to release an understandable report on how they measure learning, and accreditors should require such disclosure, writes Douglas C. Bennett.

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Colleges and athletic departments need new policies to promote opportunity for everyone to participate in sports programs, write Pat Griffin and Helen Carroll.

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There is no national emergency, writes Bernard Fryshman: Higher education's longstanding method of defining academic credit remains valid today.

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