Opinion

Professors need to question the assumptions behind proposals to kill various offerings at colleges and universities, write Howard Bunsis and Gwendolyn Bradley.

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Far from the glare of the Final Four, John Wood shares lessons he has learned from his team of learning disabled basketball players.

By Doug Lederman

- I love this poem. Hat-tip to Mary-Kim Arnold for flagging it. - The Boy and The Girl had an...

By Dean Dad

A dear colleague of mine and I were talking the other day about a couple of exciting things that have...

By Guest blogger, Leanne Doherty

Towards the end of Steve Dublanica's hilarious and information filled Keep the Change: A Clueless Tipper's Quest to Become the...

By Joshua Kim

Last month, Elizabeth Coleman -- president of Bennington College -- addressed the National Association of Independent Schools annual conference. I...

By G. Rendell

Michael and Carol Harter write about rising through the ranks, trade-offs and commutes.

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Would a refined woman hire a hit man to kill her husband in cold blood? Scott McLemee investigates Janet Malcolm's new book.

By Scott McLemee