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Pamela Bedore, Tom Deans and Thomas Lawrence Long reflect on a faculty committee that was a success without pushing for change.

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A stint in public higher education left Paula M. Krebs wondering how private liberal arts colleges think about their obligations to their local communities.

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Tenured professors should make alternate career contingency plans before the higher ed system collapses, writes James D. Miller.

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The experience of a women's college may point to steps all institutions can take to diversify science and technology fields, writes Jane McAuliffe.

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A historian's thoughts on recent American religious history resonate with the campaign season. Scott McLemee looks around the paywall.

By Scott McLemee

If universities want to end athletic scandals, they need to kill Division I football and basketball, writes Lewis Margolis.

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Daniel S. Hamermesh studied why more attractive people are more successful -- and found evidence that the trend applies in academe.

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Discouraging professors of journalism from doing journalism themselves is like telling a music professor to give away his piano and...

By Doug Lederman