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Cengage Surfaces
After nine months, Cengage Learning emerges from bankruptcy -- and gets right back to addressing familiar challenges.
Room to Grow
What do academic departments risk when they're not perceived as being "flexible" enough to accommodate work-family balance? A lot -- and not only parents feel the pinch, a new study suggests.
Back in Business
Maricopa joins a growing number of community colleges in finding new revenue by selling job training to large corporations.
Who Gets to Decide?
Divided federal appeals court backs Miami U. in tenure dispute that related in part to a chair's rejection of external reviewers from historically black colleges.
Creationists at Commencement
Should a science-oriented university have graduation speakers who promote the idea that evolution is false?
No Bullies Allowed
Board chair at George Washington U. says shared governance policy review shed light on faculty "bullying" of those off the tenure track. But not everyone agrees with his analysis or solutions.
Opinion
Tenure as Citizenship
In the current system, tenured professors essentially report to no one, adjuncts are like migrant workers, and administrators have little actual power, Josh Wymore argues.
Ed Dept. Defends Loan Servicing
Several Senate Democrats had pointed questions for the Education Department over how it oversees the companies that manage student-loan borrowers’ payments.