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Followers of "the best economist in the world today" are coming to your campus. Scott McLemee reads their literature without giggling.

The student loan scandal has raised questions about all of higher education's commercial relationships. College leaders, not politicians, should define the conversation, writes Jonathan Brown.

Douglas King lives 120 miles from where he teaches -- and he couldn't be happier.

Colleges and Congress should respond to the student loan controversy -- but they should do so expansively, not with patchwork solutions, Frederick M. Hess and Juliet Squire argue.

In the era of anthologies of criticism, Mark Bauerlein has some ideas of works to add.

David Galef reports on how the faculty of U of All People is spending its time until classes resume.

News reports about the closure of the university's main College have shortchanged the value of the university's other campuses, Toni Murdock argues.

Marc Zimmer offers a new way of looking at a crisis facing American colleges and universities.