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Without Feathers

A new book describes the history of resistance to the income tax. Scott McLemee celebrates April 16 with a look.

Grad School Will Kill You

...and other 18th century health advice for the studious

Up to Here With Trolls?

Tips for navigating online drama.

Not New, Not Surprising

Higher ed leaders need to stop the "sky is falling" rhetoric about a football players' union, writes Daniel J. Julius. The athletes follow a long line of academic employees who turn to collective bargaining when real economic and non-economic needs are ignored.

From MOOCs to Dragons

The next generation of digital learning technologies.

The Complexities of Cross-Border Engagement

Several forms of cross-border or transnational engagement in the higher ed press recently have focused on alternatives to the highly scrutinized brick and mortar international branch campuses.

Listening to the Wrong People

When new presidents take office, they need to make judgments based on good information, or they will get rid of those they may most need, writes Tara M. Samuels.