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Those who think the Ward Churchill controversy demonstrates the resilience of tenure's protections need to think about those without tenure, writes Dan Skinner.

Imagine a college student returning to campus next fall and being greeted by a student government representative who asks her...

Outside efforts to measure student performance may rankle college officials, but it's their own fault, John V. Lombardi says.

Scott McLemee ties up some loose ends from recent columns.

Terry Caesar reflects on academics' ambivalence and ignorance about money.

In lobbying for the historical profession, it's all about the dead presidents.

Saul Fisher applies an economic theory of the Internet age to academe.

Scott McLemee listens to the ethical implications of Paul Ricoeur's thought and example.