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Breaking the Rules

Despite an unconventional structure and a public launch in the middle of the economic downturn, Drake U. administrators are hopeful for outcome of $200 million campaign.

Solidarity in Ohio

Voters reject legislation that made collective bargaining impossible for most professors.

Socratic Backfire?

A professor gave up tenure to move to Utah Valley U., only to lose a chance at a permanent job when students objected to his teaching methods.

Battle for Survival

Faculty unions in Ohio are locked in a battle for survival as they attempt to repeal a law that limits collective bargaining rights for their members.

'Social Knowledge in the Making'

Editors discuss new book on the creation of knowledge in the social sciences.

Do Faculty Strikes Work?

In tough times, with unions under attack, professors on picket lines face huge challenges -- and some think the impact may not be purely economic.

'Ill-Equipped' Political Science

Discipline urged to pay more attention to issues of race and inequality, and to diversify.

The R Word

A dean at William & Mary sends out an e-mail to faculty members asking them not to use the word "retard."