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It's time for a national organization, focused exclusively on collective bargaining for those off the tenure track, writes Keith Hoeller.

A new book looks at the history of the human rights movement and reaches surprising conclusions. Scott McLemee interviews the author.

John Warner shares the memo you may soon receive.

On November 17, an article here entitled “ Is Higher Ed Ready to Change?” referred to “the embrace of the...

Can scholars plagiarize themselves? Perry A. Zirkel examines one case and its implications.

The push for performance-based funding, built on data and other outcomes, exaggerates the likely results, Garrison Walters writes.

Once, it was dangerous for professors to publish too much. Scott McLemee takes a trip to Geezer Junction.

In the midst of an economic crisis, financial literacy programs at colleges around the country are expanding.