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The US military - a useful ally

According to an article in The Guardian last week, new photographic evidence of climate disruption was recently released by the...

More Than Merit

Eszter Hargittai introduces her new column on how to prepare for a tenure bid -- from the first year of a graduate program through the years as assistant professor.

Harvard Isn't Poor

It’s a dramatic tale: The story of the once-wealthy institution that houses America’s smartest -- our leading university, perhaps the...

Friday Fragments

-- Yesterday I phoned in a conference talk as Dean Dad. Scott Jaschik did a panel at a regional conference...

Thomas E. Kennedy Interview, Pt. 1

Today I'm fortunate enough to post the first of three parts of an extended interview with writer and teacher Thomas...

Math Geek Mom: Indifference Curves

There is a concept in economics called “indifference curves”. These are a graphical picture of combinations of goods that would...

Campus athletics and sustainability

AASHE has released the results of a survey of sustainability practices within top-division collegiate athletics departments. It's interesting reading. As...

The Resilient Liberal Arts College

Those who fear that the sector is ailing should take a closer look at public institutions that aren't afraid to mix accounting courses with their philosophy offerings, writes Bill Spellman.