Opinion

Book rentals and state lines.

By Matt Reed

Nate Kreuter explains that some of the most important writing a young scholar produces may never be published or shared.

By Nate Kreuter

Felicia B. LeClere has focused much of her career on data analysis, and considers why recent trends make her uneasy.

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It's easy to do and could help your career.

By Joshua Kim

Staying on top of the scholarly digital world.

By Ashley Sanders

In my last blog, I noted my high regard for Consumer Reports. But there are so many goods and services not ranked by Consumer Reports or any other objective judge.

By Herman Berliner

This is the final posting in a series about the dropout rate in Argentina with two additional commentaries. The blogs demonstrate both the problem of determining the extent of the problem and its underlying causes. There are issues here relevant to other countries in the region and elsewhere in the world,

By Cristina Bonasegna Kelly and Daniel Levy

The cultural framework of personal choices.

By Susan O'Doherty