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As David Horowitz would be quick to remind you, academics tend to skew to the left in their political outlook...

Helen Solterer, with Jean Delabroy, considers how one of the presidential candidate's speeches was used by a French university.

In a global academic market, colleges should shed their protectionist policies on transfer of credit, writes Richard C. Sutton.

Bell Curve author Charles Murray takes direct aim at higher education in his new book Real Education by asserting that...

With the enactment of a new GI Bill, the time has come to once again recall former University of Chicago...

Texting and instant messaging are the wave of the future? Scott McLemee is just too ecstatic.

Independent colleges often choose to go it alone even when it makes sense to work together, Alice Brown writes.

Colleges shouldn't be surprised or angered by the ruling against Temple's former sexual harassment policy, write William Creeley, Samantha Harris and Greg Lukianoff.