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Patrick O’Connor takes his first multicollege trip for counselors and emerges impressed.

To many people, vocational education has often meant learning a trade, but a more profound and important meaning of the term has been coming back into use, writes David S. Cunningham.

In the abbreviated circumstances of presidential searches, Susan Resneck Pierce asks, how can the spouse or partner ensure a clear understanding of their responsibilities?

Scott McLemee reviews Diploma Mill: The Rise and Fall of Dr. John Buchanan and the Eclectic Medical College of Pennsylvania by David Alan Johnson.

Kent Cartwright examines some of the strengths and weaknesses of the English major and reports that the news is not all bad.

A decline in the English major is a crisis not of marketing but rather of public imagination, argues Jennifer Clifton.

To avoid closure or merger, they must begin to think differently, argues W. Kent Barnds.

They have become a gold standard among institutions that wish to show their commitment to American higher education's core principle of freedom of expression, argues Michael Poliakoff.