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Peer Review in Peril?

New study cites "decline of peer review" as primary factor for decreased representation of top economics departments in major journals.

'Branding' Community Colleges Abroad

It wasn’t long ago at all that City College of San Francisco -- which, with 1,380 international students, ranks eighth...

New Presidents or Provosts: Johns Hopkins U., Moravian College, Radford U., Spring Hill College, U. of Minnesota-Rochester, U. of the Arts, Wilkes U.

Quick Takes: New Types of GRE Questions, Student Arrested Over Threat, Churchill Sues, Simon Fraser Apologizes to David Noble, Jones Nomination Advances, Goucher Goes SAT-Optional, Ad Questioned in Historical Society Magazine, Lender Ends Alumni Deals

Faculty Issues Books & Publishing

Ideas to Shake Up Publishing

Unusual study leads to proposals for university presses to collaborate, to broaden definition of "academic publishing," and to build online capabilities.

'Institutionalizing' Interdisciplinary Research

As interest in interdisciplinary research continues to increase, colleges still don’t have answers to critical questions about the best ways...

The Future of Library Science

In podcast interview, new president of the American Library Association considers direction of the field and its training programs.

Quick Takes: 34 Charged in Grade-Buying at Diablo Valley, Daniel Koshland Dies at 87, Changes at Princeton Review, Merrimack Goes SAT-Optional, Interventions for Alcohol Abuse, Reward Offered in Bombing Probe, UK Research Office Looks Abroad

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