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As we approach the new year, Scott McLemee gives a preview of some of the new books coming out in 2019.

When we take positions and make decisions based on a political litmus test, we hurt the very core of our institutional mission, argues Raynard Kington.

Such feelings aren't more common in people of any particular gender, observes Roshini Pinto-Powell.

Legislation in California concerning ESL instruction reflects a huge lack of understanding of what it takes for the human brain to learn another language, writes Parviz Parsafar.

The passing of legislation currently before Congress would have far-reaching benefits for individuals and communities too often overlooked, writes Michael G. Scales.

To help manage career college closures and protect students, Steve Gunderson backs a proposal for the sector to fund a new federal coordinating office.

Admissions offers shouldn't expire after a year, writes Chuck Staben.

Admissions work doesn't end just before the holiday break, writes Jim Jump. Early-decision and ethics issues still surface.