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Don't count on voter mobilization efforts to bring young people into the political process, Daniel Shea and Melissa Comber write. Colleges -- and courses in American government -- have a crucial role to play.

By Melissa K. Comber and Daniel M. Shea

Carolyn Foster Segal writes that plagiarism is just one of the ways faculty members steal -- and she considers how little is done about these crimes against colleagues.

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Patrick Callan explores why colleges fail to address their rising costs -- and the risks they face if they continue to do so.

By Doug Lederman

In the blogging circles in which I run, one of my many claims to fame is the extent to which...

By Adam Kotsko

Adam may not need blogging right now, but even he admits that the community he has as a graduate student...

By Scott Eric Kaufman

The editors of the cultural magazine . N+1 are publishing a booklet called What We Should Have Known: Two Discussions...

By Scott McLemee

Making Pell Grants available to 11th graders could help students from low-income families realize that affording a higher education is within their reach, Mark G. Yudof writes.

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Paula M. Krebs considers the way applying for a major foundation grant offers ideas for managing academic life generally.

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