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Faculty on the Front Lines
After the presidential election, how do faculty members most effectively teach students in a divisive climate? Shontavia Johnson and Jennifer Harvey provide concrete advice.
Forgotten Chairs
New study suggests that training for department chairs is woefully inadequate at most institutions.
Students and Art on the Klan
Salem State reopens exhibit that was shuttered based on student criticisms but places most controversial piece behind drapes. Maryland Institute College of Art involves students in displaying piece on the KKK.
Values for the Trump Era
Philosopher proposes a code of conduct for academics in a time of political uncertainty. MIT faculty members affirm their commitment to shared values.
Opinion
Enduring Enigma
Scott McLemee explores the mysteries of a centuries-old manuscript -- one that has tested, and defeated, the mental powers of numerous researchers.
Separate and Not Equal
New book argues that sometimes faculty members of color going up for tenure are judged by a higher standard than are their white peers.
Opinion
Essays That Feed the Soul
Irina Eremia Bragin describes why and how she encourages student to write essays that entertain, engage and elevate.
Risky Gimmick or Risk Sharing?
Udacity and some boot camps offer money-back guarantees despite state bans on job-placement promises in higher education. But some say the offers are a form of risk sharing worth considering.