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Writing as Warning

Some of you have written to ask how I, a writing teacher, feel about the creative writing connection in the...

Merit and Access

Colleges winning acclaim for shifts in strategies are doing more to help themselves in the competition for students than to help students who can't afford college, writes Daniel F. Sullivan.

The Eternal Sophomore

Kurt Vonnegut is dead. So it goes. Scott McLemee gets unstuck in time.

Recent news

Our deepest sympathies go to those at Virginia Tech and their families. Violence on any campus is an attack on...

Student Loans, the Baby and the Bathwater

The scandal has revealed some poor decisions and problems that need fixing, but going too far could hurt students, writes Donald E. Heller.

Is Anything Off Limits?

Stephen Joel Trachtenberg writes that educators must insist that even in violent conflicts, college and university campuses merit special protection.

What Tom Knows

This is the second interview in a series. Two years ago I had an e-mail from another adjunct on campus...

Second Thoughts About 'Professionalism'

I’m not sure what is meant by professionalism. I suppose it has something to do with knowing what you are...