Blogs

Even in the age of the Internet, an effective university requires academic community. A neglected requirement of community is space — an actual physical space — where teaching staff and students meet.

Contradictory policies.

As we move toward open access to research, libraries will still need to help our communities navigate a complicated world of printed material, electronic subscriptions, and openly accessible knowledge.

3 things I learned when the WiFi goes down on a cross-country flight.

The argument for reminding yourself that graduate school is "real life."

What really matters?

Guest author Megan Brenn-White outlines why international students benefit from specific information and unique marketing materials.

In theory, moving away from standardized tests is a good thing. Ratcheting up the admissions arms race is not.