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‘Mission-Driven, Market-Smart’
In the face of concerns about market constraints on tuition, liberal arts colleges are starting to promote existing strengths to new groups, including corporate partners.
Opinion
Georgia State and Textbook Prices
Analysts of the court's ruling have focused on its implications for fair use, but the outcome could help some publishers and bring down costs for students, writes Caroline Vanderlip.
'The Prevailing Party'
Judge in Georgia State copyright case deals another blow to publishers, declares victory for the university.
Opinion
Real Teacher Ed Reform
Significant changes, based on true assessment, are going on right now, led by the profession, writes Linda Darling-Hammond, who urges critics to check out what's really happening.
Textbooks Unbound
A startup company offers students free alternatives to leading textbooks in key college courses -- taking aim at publishers, who aren't pleased.
Not So Fast
Many journalism educators are criticizing a foundation letter about their field as simplistic and unfair to Ph.D.s.
Rebound for Sociology Jobs
Number of faculty job openings posted in 2011 was nearly as high as 2008 total.
Wordsworth as 'Management Guru'
Businesses pay a professor for insights they can gain from the Romantic poet.