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Not Quite an End to Affirmative Action
Michael A. Olivas analyzes a ruling in a case he says had no business being before the Supreme Court.
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Where Are the Savings?
Christopher Newfield digs into the details of the Georgia Tech-Udacity deal and emerges with lots of doubts about the economics of the arrangement and its impact on higher education.
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University Presses and the Reagan Test
Are college and university presses better off than they were four (or six) years ago? Joseph Esposito assesses the changing environment.
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10 Dubious Claims About Higher Ed Decline
Sure, higher education has its problems, but the assertion that it is broken is based on a series of statements that are misleading or simply untrue, writes Arthur Hauptman.
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Hunting Prehistory
Two million years after Australopithecus, humankind is sitting pretty. Scott McLemee finds a new book explaining how we got here. (Hint: It was served very rare.)
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Regilding the Ivory Tower
David Mihalyfy considers the role of wealth in determining who can pursue an academic career in the humanities.
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Making Commencement Great
One family recently attended a miserable graduation ceremony, and offers ideas on how colleges can do better.
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Summer Retooling
This is the perfect time to rethink the courses you teach, writes Nate Kreuter. He offers advice on evaluating feedback so you can develop the best new plan.