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An academic autobiography that's not at all self-centered? Scott McLemee looks into an interesting composition.

Scholars should move beyond dividing literature by nationality and stop equating literature with literature written in English, writes Dan Edelstein.

It was late at night on a spring evening in 2006 at Columbia University, and a dozen of us remained...

Why are some departments being eliminated while others are secure? Where will all this pruning leave academe? Meg Worley wonders about the future.

The seeds of the Colts’ defeat were written several weeks earlier -- with implications for higher education, Karen Gross writes.

All hail the scholarship of Jean-Baptiste Botul! Scott McLemee looks into a case of philosophical fact-checking.

By rejecting anthologies and rebuffing biographers, a great author limited his future readership, writes Leonard Cassuto.

The New York Times last month reported a story about several politically active students who crossed the line from what...