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The late historian was provocative and courageous. Scott McLemee practices reader response criticism.

What's it like to be the Shirley Sherrod of your university? Karl Walling shares his experience and offers suggestions for higher education.

If many evangelicals aren't comfortable in mainstream higher education, they should consider their own responsibility for the divide, writes Adam Kotsko.

The message that higher education matters for the working class only for economic reasons shortchanges them and liberal studies, writes Mike Rose.

A new collection of essays continues "the religious turn" in philosophy. Scott McLemee interviews the editors.

Roy L. Beasley, who has spent his career at a historically black university, writes that now is the time for a new model to serve black students.

Colleges have done too little to fix the nation's public schools, and it's time for that to change, writes Milton Greenberg.

I had lunch this summer with a prospective graduate student at the evangelical college where I teach. I will call...