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

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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.

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

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

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

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

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Charles Crowell reviews his own experience using readers in courses -- and sees both financial and pedagogical benefits.

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If tenure and peer review are under attack, the professoriate may have brought it on itself through failure to defend its social contract, Neil W. Hamilton argues.

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