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An Acceptable Prejudice?
Thomas C. Terry asks why academics who would never joke about or question the beliefs of many groups are so quick to mock or criticize Mormons.
EdX Airways
Despite the high-profile buzz, elite universities’ move online won’t be what upends the higher ed market, writes Ryan Craig.
College as a Service (CaaS)
Let's think about higher education as a process in which the institution and the student, together, create the education, write Louis Soares and Amy Ostrom.
A President and a Coach Talk Women's Sports
Colleges and universities should work harder on seeking exposure for female athletics and bringing women’s sports to fans, Susan Herbst writes.
That Book Place
Build an old-fashioned bookstore, if you have money to burn -- or consider the new model instead. Scott McLemee looks at the blueprints.
Infidelity in the Library
Michael English worries that, as a librarian, he is losing touch with books.
Parting Is Not Sweet Sorrow
Incompetent administrators can force professors to leave good positions, and that's part of why genuine faculty rights are so important, writes Cary Nelson.
Why the Right Hates English
The conservative critique is about challenging the professional role of professors, writes Stephen J. Mexal.