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Tom Deans considers whether a key part of writing instruction breeds dependency or encourages interdependence.

What will LGBT scholarship look like over the next decade? Scott McLemee asks around.

Overemphasis on numbers undermines the search for “middle sized” truths that higher education, at its spiritual best, pursues, writes Robert B. Young.

While the Supreme Court nomination is significant for discussions of race and higher education, Sarita E. Brown writes that much of the rhetoric is overstated.

That's Joseph T. Johnson's prescription for how to contain undergraduate tuition -- and "rationalize the classroom" -- at public universities.

Douglas J. Amy opted to put his book online rather than seek a conventional scholarly publisher. He's glad he did.

Is microblogging the shortcut to generating buzz for university press books? Scott McLemee works up the attention span to find out....

Here’s a ray of hope to restore prestige and morale to our beleaguered flagship state universities: let’s have “A&M” stand...