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The Election Challenge for Campuses

Student interest in the campaigns creates an opportunity for colleges to encourage a level of engagement and learning that can last longer than November, writes Susan Herbst.
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Ask the Administrator: The Case of the Slippery Stipend

A nervous correspondent writes: I am a regular reader and occasional pseudonymous poster, and am faced with an ethical dilemma...
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Ask the Administrator: Ways to Fund Departments

A new and very perceptive correspondent writes: I'm a long-time lurker, writing now in hopes you and your readers can...
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Little Offerings

One of the oddest things about being a homeowner in a university town is the stuff that gets left in...
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An American College President in Egypt -- With 32 Students

As a professor, Rob Oden led many study trips. He considers why he is doing so now, from a different vantage point.
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Ask the Administrator: Job Searches and Confidentiality, Part XXXVII

A de-lurking correspondent writes: I'm in my second year of full-time faculty teaching at a small CC. I have a...
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Scathing Online Schoolmarm

Provost Marty Krauss, whose field is mental retardation, wrote a letter to a professor at her institution, Brandeis University... a...
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In Need of a Persuasive Story

College leaders are paying the price for having done a poor job crafting coherent and compelling explanations about college prices, writes Paul Marthers.