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Fearful Asymmetry
Obfuscation: it's not just for post-structuralists anymore. Scott McLemee discusses a book on creating privacy in digital society.
Ending an Impasse in Illinois
Faculty members vote to end strike that had been prompted by disputes over health care costs.
Preventing Ethnic Fraud
Should anyone police whether professors have the racial or ethnic background they claim? Native American studies group calls for more accountability in the wake of several disputes.
'TAs Like Me'
Study finds that students earn better grades from teaching assistants of same race or ethnicity.
Bigger, Not Better?
Study suggests that when it comes to collaborative science, larger teams have their limits after they hit 20, and international collaboration ups the impact factor.
Exposing White Privilege
Graduate student who placed "White Only" signs on SUNY Buffalo campus explains her intent -- and renews the debate over her art.
When Regulation Pays
Coding academies and boot camps are growing fast. State agencies started paying attention to short-term training programs last year, in a move that may have helped the industry.