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The budget crisis at the University of California illustrates why faculty members can't rely on administrators to guard the real interests of higher education, writes Bob Samuels.

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If becoming a major means writing off most electives, activities and study abroad, students will find other majors, writes Pamela A. Eibeck.

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Your “frill” is not my “frill. “ My frill, in fact, is an essential component of the work I do...

By Lee Burdette Williams and Elizabeth A. Beaulieu

Cornel West's latest book is a memoir. Scott McLemee thinks it marks the end of the line.

By Scott McLemee

Bob Blaisdell considers what perfection looks like to students.

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Jamshed Bharucha considers the differing challenges facing higher education in India and the United States.

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It is possible that I have too many books. There, I said it. (That felt weird.) Heading off to visit...

By Scott McLemee

The survey of student engagement has been widely embraced as an accountability tool. But it's flawed as a measure of campus learning, Mark Schneider writes, and even weaker when used for comparing colleges.

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