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The late John Leonard was a one-man cultural-studies symposium. Scott McLemee reminisces...

As Measuring Up 2008 prepares to grade higher education progress on a variety of fronts, most states' efforts to gauge academic outcomes have stalled, writes Peter Ewell.

Academics may need a reality check about what may and may not be possible in the new administration, writes Arthur Levine.

Mice in a maze and little people: for many (especially faculty) who work in higher education on any number of...

Amy Overman found rewards, but not those she expected, in her first experience offering a class through distance education.

What should the president-elect study between now and the inauguration? Scott McLemee presents a reading list.

Wick Sloane offers the presidential candidates his one-year plan for a federal role in education when most attention will be elsewhere.

Christopher Conway knows why traditional publishing models aren't working, but he writes that scholars should still resist a bit -- and mourn what is being lost.