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As a professor, Rob Oden led many study trips. He considers why he is doing so now, from a different vantage point.

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College leaders are paying the price for having done a poor job crafting coherent and compelling explanations about college prices, writes Paul Marthers.

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Before globalization hit the headlines, Américo Paredes was living it. Scott McLemee interviews the leading Paredes scholar for an IHE podcast.

By Scott McLemee

Terry Caesar considers the relationship between the traditional role of faculty wife and the role of today's adjunct.

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Wick Sloane offers three suggestions for changing the federal tax code to help more low-income and first-generation Americans afford college.

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Mitchell Lipton, a dean, recalls three scenes that illustrate how something terribly wrong has happened to the system.

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Rob Weir nominates eight academic fights to give up in '08

By Rob Weir

A new book looks at media bias in coverage of women running for president. Scott McLemee considers the talking points.

By Scott McLemee