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State leaders in California and elsewhere are balancing their budgets by capping enrollments and raising tuition. They should increase enrollments and hold the line on fees instead, writes Arthur Hauptman.

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Kerry Ann Rockquemore offers advice and perspective on saying "no."

By Cary Nelson

Matt Wasowski, in a corporate role, has been encouraging colleges to embrace technology to teach. Now, he's teaching a course online for the first time himself.

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With so many in higher education talking about radical change, pilot programs may lead the way to real reform, says Jeff Abernathy.

By Jeff Abernathy

The Jewish Review of Books has been launched. Scott McLemee gets all verklempt.

By Scott McLemee

As an advocate for the position that higher education benefits from studying the lessons of business and selectively implementing those...

By Steven J. Bell

Paula V. Smith considers the lessons of a program designed to get professors talking across disciplines.

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The recently released annual “Open Doors” report on the number of international students in the United States made headlines. The...

By Cameron R. Hume