Opinion

Although the very thought of it makes some academics blanch, I'm beginning to think that "evidence-based management" could be really...

By Dean Dad

In the context of discussing ways to encourage her colleagues to try to reach students at different levels of demonstrated...

By Dean Dad

The oral historian Studs Terkel now tells his life's story. Scott McLemee listens to a puzzling silence in the tale.

By Scott McLemee

The push to measure student learning is portrayed as benefiting students, but it will hurt, not help, them, writes Bernard Fryshman.

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Keith Hoeller writes that a review of the history of the push for adjunct equity suggests that it's time for some strategy adjustments.

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According to IHE, the latest proposed extension of the Higher Education Act contains, among other things, a provision requiring that...

By Dean Dad

Norman Mailer's death has brought out the bow ties, the tightly-wound and the closely-cropped, for whom the only noteworthy thing...

By UD

Paula M. Krebs considers how a woman educated professors about issues of class and power -- while helping all who relied on her.

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