Opinion

Time to degree for Ph.D.s in languages and literature needs to get much shorter, but the size of programs shouldn't shrink, writes Russell A. Berman.

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How big is the overlap?

By Joshua Kim

At the Aspen Ideas Festival, Larry Summers declares, "Let them eat breadsticks!"

By John Warner

The benefits of international exchange are long-term and long lasting. Sadly, it seems that we live in a country where there is only short-term.

By Liz Reisberg

Very often in higher education, when we look at enrollment, the numbers are aggregated. We look at the headcount of students or the number of full-time students or the number of new students or transfer students, etc.

By Herman Berliner

Accepting responsibility.

By Susan O'Doherty

Napoleon loved it, and so will you.

By Oronte

Jim Hunt looks back at some advice he had for fellow provosts.

By Jim Hunt