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Dreams Deferred?

Congress shouldn’t let inflammatory rhetoric derail a bill that will help undocumented students, David Hawkins argues.

Deaf and Dizzy Lawmakers

Doug Bennett writes that Congress is focused on the wrong higher education issues and doesn't understand the federal role in academe.

Lazy Me

An independent film documents the life and times of a beloved campus hangout. Scott McLemee loiters with intent.

The Other Conference

Crashing a meeting to which you aren't invited can be more fun and enlightening than attending your own scholarly conclave. Terry Caesar wonders why.

What Drives Parents Crazy?

Marion Franck offers tips for colleges on how to infuriate (and not to infuriate) applicants and their families.

From Foxes to Hedgehogs

Academics should get behind the push for assessment of student learning, says W. Robert Connor -- for their own sake and for students.

The Significance of Electronic Poster Sessions

Steven E. Jones looks at the potential of new forms of literary scholarship.

Oh, Good Lord...

A new book by Garry Wills asks what Jesus meant. Scott McLemee stays for an answer.