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Tarleton Gillespie on why Google's "Book Search" project needs more than fair use.

Sen. Bill Frist writes that colleges have nothing to fear -- and much to gain -- from the new federal scholarships to promote study of math and science.

Scott McLemee takes a look at a new journal devoted to plagiarism.

Charles Miller, the head of the Education Department's higher ed commission, offers his emerging views on "accountability."

Article about a former professor's arrest on prostitution charges inspires a poem from Will Hochman.

An open letter from Brian Thill to those offering to pay students to report on their UCLA professors.

Colleges should resist the movement to quantify everything they do, writes Edward F. Palm, but that doesn't mean all assessment is bad.

Roger Clegg says that there is no better time than this week to question the assumptions behind affirmative action.