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Rethinking Everything … Literally
Working with a group of students who are linear thinkers by nature has forced Lee Burdette Williams to block that metaphor.
Dozing Off
Universities can and should do more to help Chinese students adapt to higher education in the U.S., Bob Eckhart argues.
Younger Than That Now
A new book reflects on generation gaps and how they get that way. Scott McLemee takes a look.
Memorials and Legacies
Rev. Charles L. Howard, who organizes memorial services at his university, reflects on what they illustrate about the deceased and lives well-lived.
The Innovation Agenda
Higher education is too important to be left up to administrators, business investors, and their government allies, writes Jeffrey J. Williams.
15 Hours Doesn't Work for Everyone
We can do a lot to help adult students finish college. But increasing the course load for full-time Pell Grant recipients could actually hurt some of them, Pamela Tate argues.
Curiosity Kills the Cat's Career
Katrina Gulliver reflects on the limits disciplines impose on scholars based on specialties.
Before the Fall
Scott McLemee considers "The Americans" and a new book on childhood during the Cold War.