Opinion

When last weekend's conference at Cardozo Law was first announced, the title was given simply as "Derrida/America." Only while standing...

Sometimes, saying nothing because you can't say something nice isn't an option, David Galef suggests.

Scholars gather to mourn and praise a hero to many. But was he also an influence in the Bush administration?

The debate over Million Dollar Baby, writes Lennard J. Davis, shows why the discipline matters -- and how far it has to go.

For adjuncts, writes Terry Caesar, explaining their institutional ties can be fraught.

Fifty years after it appeared, a classic history on academic freedom seems far too timely, writes Scott McLemee.

Scott McLemee takes a look at something more often practiced than theorized.

In the quest to measure university performance, both for valid or other reasons, we often latch on to statistics in...