Opinion

I almost always choose the chocolate cake.

By John Warner

Well, maybe not the pets themselves. Maybe more their owners. Especially when it comes to dogs, because dogs can't help the fact that for millenia they've been bred for subservience. Cats, on the other hand, might have to take the rap themselves.

By G. Rendell

Summer is the time when many faculty members vacate our shared campus space and retreat to home offices (or travel)...

By Aeron Haynie

In a conversation a few days ago, some thoughtful faculty noted in passing that the state’s constant drumbeat about job placement and STEM fields -- two different things, btw -- was becoming a factor in faculty morale in the humanities and social sciences. They heard every invocation of college-as-personnel-office as an attack on what they do, and as a harbinger of even-more-diminished resources to come.

By Dean Dad

These past few months have been a bit of a reading frenzy.

By Margaret Andrews

Currency is truly an anachronism. We continue to hold on to our paper money and our coins because - well because why?

By Joshua Kim

Bill Wolff explains why he put all of his documents online for all to see, and why other faculty members should too.

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