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This is one of those “individually rational, collectively insane” moments. The New York Times reported that some of the federal...

Dorothea Salo has an interesting post at the Book of Trogool. She wonders about the mission of academic libraries, and...

Much like new parking stickers, greetings from the dean, freshman orientation, long lines at the campus bookstore, and the reception...

Like many who enjoyed Elizabeth Gilbert’s travel memoir Eat, Pray, Love, I’m excited to see the film, but wary, since...

In international higher education, we are judged by the company we keep. Thus, it is of great importance that universities...

I was thinking, over my second cup of coffee, just how blunt, accusatory, vehement, vituperative, vicious is the verbiage used...

Last winter semester, I didn’t teach. It was by choice, but it was a choice that dates back to 2001...

I’ve come to the end of a three-week writing retreat. My husband and I have both been working on writing...