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Employment for Everyone

Trying to counter public perception that the liberal arts aren’t worth it, DePauw promises all graduates will have a job or other preferred outcome within six months.

Professor Scheduled for Deportation

Students and faculty members at Augsburg U are rallying around a longtime professor who immigration officials say must soon return to Kenya -- or be deported.
Opinion

Hayden White's Perplexing History

The author of Metahistory, one of the most influential books in the humanities over the past four decades, died Monday. Scott McLemee takes him out of the poststructuralist pigeonhole.

Bashing Tenure as a ‘Matter of Public Concern’

Texas Tech professor who says he was retaliated against for speaking out against tenure as stifling to academic innovation may proceed to trial in his case against the institution, a state appeals court rules.

Tentative Agreement at Illinois

University of Illinois graduate students reach tentative contract deal with administration after being on strike for nearly two weeks.

Is Gossip Grounds for Termination?

Discussions about tenure votes are considered private on most campuses, but some say Dixie State is trumping up breach of confidentiality claims against two professors to get rid of them for political reasons.

No End in Sight for Campus Free Speech Battles

Conversations about how best to handle free expression at colleges and universities dominated annual meeting of student affairs professionals.
Opinion

Diving Beyond the Comfort Zone

Our own experiences in unfamiliar environments can help us appreciate the kinds of sustained support our students need, writes Elizabeth H. Simmons.