Opinion

Nancy Rosenbach and Peter Katopes see too much emphasis on the speed with which we aim to educate and not enough on the substance we offer.

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A cagey correspondent writes: A former colleague of my husband (at another college) tells my husband that she was just...

By Dean Dad

It feels like it's been a while since I wrote anything about being a parent in this space. It's been...

By Libby Gruner

I don't want to push my opinion too much about Cathy Davidson's grading experiments at Duke. Not that I don't...

By Joshua Kim

I don't want to think about the crude oil currently spewing into the Gulf of Mexico. I'd much rather think...

By G. Rendell

When you face crocodile tears or red-faced anger from students frustrated with their grades, stay calm and stick with your standards, writes Rob Weir.

By Rob Weir

Academics concerned about the diversity of their institutions need to embrace the cause of undocumented students, writes Rosemary Salomone.

By Rosemary Salomone

After about a year of serving as Assistant Provost, the Provost called me in and indicated that he was more...

By Herman Berliner