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With graduation nearing, Michael Bracken reflects on life as an undergrad on the brink of half-centuryhood.

David Galef envisions how one university might deal with the thorny issue in 2005.

Academic librarians are quiet ... maybe a little too quiet.

When it comes to college tuition, some states are doing wrong by military families, James A. Boyle argues.

Those who think the Ward Churchill controversy demonstrates the resilience of tenure's protections need to think about those without tenure, writes Dan Skinner.

Imagine a college student returning to campus next fall and being greeted by a student government representative who asks her...

Outside efforts to measure student performance may rankle college officials, but it's their own fault, John V. Lombardi says.

Scott McLemee ties up some loose ends from recent columns.