Faculty Issues

Historians approve an anti-ICE resolution but vote down anti-Israel proposals at their annual meeting. They also show support for nontenured colleagues.

It aids in the retention of students and in their overall college experience, but it is difficult and requires some creative thinking, writes Sean Gerrity.

The many bottlenecks that the commercial monopoly on research information has imposed are stimulating new strategies, write James W. Weis, Amy Brand and Joi Ito.

Small college presidents often feel their programs aren't valued by the labor market, but they heard otherwise from a major employer Monday.

Should more historians weigh in on current policy debates? Panelists at historians' annual gathering say yes.

Legal scholars are increasingly adopting and creating free textbooks in an attempt to increase affordability for students. But are these textbooks considered open educational resources?

Authors discuss their book on science and architecture.