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In California, and to a lesser extent in many states, the problem of overcrowded community colleges and public universities is...

College leaders are understandably focused on short-term financial woes. But they'll err -- and do long-term damage, Peter Stokes writes -- if they hunker down and avoid asking basic questions about what they do.

A decidedly non-academic meeting leaves Patricia G. Greene and Heidi M. Neck thinking about how higher education needs to change.

John Summers' work has shed light on C. Wright Mills and other anarchists. In an interview, Scott McLemee shines a light on Summers himself ...

Academics who tsk-tsk at the perverse rewards that spurred the financial crisis, Christoph Knoess says, shouldn't act smug; the faculty rewards structure itself is flawed and destructive.

Mary W. George reviews the confessions college students make to librarians -- and their implications for educators.

Cultivating underserved students is the key to American prosperity, writes Donald Saleh.

Now is the perfect time to consider investment strategies that better reflect the purpose of higher education, writes Jim Wolfston.