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Differentiation Is Hard. But Necessary.

Differentiating a university is hard. Does your institution have the vision and courage to do it?

A Smarter Approach to College Textbooks

Faculty members need to recognize the gaps between students, publishers and professors, and push for change, writes Naomi S. Baron.

Decoding Why Amazon Article Struck a Campus Nerve

Is this really what we need to do to increase our productivity?

Waiting and Hoping

A gay faculty member at a Christian college describes what it's like to be watching advances in American society and at some institutions -- while remaining unable to rejoice in public.

Making the Most of the Syllabus

More detail can save faculty members lots of time answering questions later, writes Eszter Hargittai.

The Stigma

Are the stereotypes about community colleges fading?

The Good, Bad, and Ugly Dimensions of Chinese Education

The contemporary Chinese education remains exam-oriented, relying on rote memorization and mechanical drills.