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Mathematics and Learning Disabilities
In today’s Academic Minute, Landmark College's Michelle Bower describes how a teacher’s perception of a student’s math ability can negatively...
What Makes a Martyr?
In today’s Academic Minute, Hamilton College's Barbara Gold examines how Christians of the late Roman Empire created the modern concept...
$150 Million Gift to Stanford for Efforts to Fight Poverty
Stanford University's Graduate School of Business is today announcing the creation of the Stanford Institute for Innovation in Developing Economies...
Newly Tenured ... at McDaniel, New Paltz
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges and universities: McDaniel College Stephen D. Feeley, history Andria...
'Something for Nothing'
In new novel by Tufts University economist, a young professor learns there really is no free lunch.
A Secret Rule
A group of associations has charged the Education Department with asking colleges to comply with a new rule before it was ever published.
Freeing Up Graduates
Louisville seminary, concerned about debt burden for graduates entering low-paying fields, will give full scholarships to all master's students by 2015.
New Battle of the Alamo
Faculty members at community college in Texas are upset because they fear that district wants to do away with tenure; it has already instituted new rule to punish professors who grumble.