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Free Expression and Government Overreach
Colleges and universities must have the flexibility to deal with matters of conduct without the government looking over their shoulders, argues Sigal Ben-Porath.
The Bomb in College Classrooms
We're not teaching students enough about weapons of mass destruction -- and it shows, warns Sarah Bidgood.
Time for a New Approach
Recent developments in admissions leave us wondering about our mission and ideals, writes Mark L. Kelly.
Ethical College Admissions: Revolutionary
Jim Jump considers the implications of the ACT scoring changes.
Advice From a Search Engineer
Scott McLemee reviews Daniel M. Russell's The Joy of Search: A Google Insider's Guide to Going Beyond the Basics.
A Powerful Message
A recent court ruling affirms the vital importance of access and diversity in higher education, writes Robert W. Iuliano.
Training the Foreign Policy Experts We Need
The Education Department's critique of a Middle East studies program is part of steadily growing government skepticism about the value of academic knowledge of the rest of the world, Mitchell L. Stevens and Cynthia Miller-Idriss write.
Thinking Outside the Digital Box, Part II
Curtis Newbold offers 10 ways that online programs can inject more in-person touches into the curriculum.