Opinion

Go wrap Your head in the snowy rivers Of the Brooks Range. And that's what Nicholas Hughes did. His father...

In interviews, writes Susan Resneck Pierce, search committees make quick judgments based on not only substance, but style -- eye contact, personal connections, humor and attire.

With so many good scholarly books going unread, and good conference papers unheard, it's time to rethink how we share information in academe, writes Ken Coates.

I'll admit that this can be filed under 'good' problems. That said, it's still a problem. Between extraordinarily good work...

Two quick postscripts to finish out the week. After Wednesday's post about the shape of knowledge, I found mention of...

Rob Weir offers advice on what to do and what not to do to keep your students engaged.

Higher education needs to get serious about materials found in electronic formats, writes Sara Kubik.

You may have heard of the concept of “six degrees of separation”. Made popular by a movie and a parlor...