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Mary W. George reviews the confessions college students make to librarians -- and their implications for educators.

Cultivating underserved students is the key to American prosperity, writes Donald Saleh.

Now is the perfect time to consider investment strategies that better reflect the purpose of higher education, writes Jim Wolfston.

Won't digital publishing destroy the old-fashioned book? Scott McLemee reads up on "the hidden revolution"....

For the 11th time since World War II, boom has turned to bust in our economy. Recession brings change in...

Mark Twain once observed that “It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know...

At U of All People, as at most colleges, professors examine their peers' teaching performance. David Galef reports on one such encounter.

Recent incidents with controversial campus speakers illustrate exactly why colleges must be open to such voices, writes Cary Nelson.