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If religious groups succeed in forcing public colleges to abandon their equity rules, they will end up undercutting the independence not only of those colleges but of religious groups, writes John K. Wilson.

Campus leaders need to acknowledge, and talk about, the fact that men are more likely than women to commit violence, Jason Laker argues.

Throughout my 31 years in higher education, from assistant to full professor at three universities — Oklahoma State, Ohio and...

Seven years ago, Iraq's libraries went up in smoke. Scott McLemee looks at a history of book destruction.

David Galef reveals a U of All People colleague's secrets for saving professors time and easing their workload in the classroom.

Steve Cohen, a long-time adjunct, finds himself enrolled in law school -- and thinking about some common teaching questions and strategies

Forget the formal guidelines and codes: Mark Drozdowski offers a real-time method for judging the quality of your (and your employees') moral compass.

Burck Smith -- though a fan of nontraditional ways to deliver instruction -- worries about deals signed by some colleges that will add to what students must pay.