| Advice By Leonard Cassuto A new one-volume history of the American academy should be a must-read for every graduate student — and plenty of more-established Ph.D.s, too. |
| From the Archives By Dan Berrett On February 28, 1967, Gov. Ronald Reagan spoke of “certain intellectual luxuries that perhaps we could do without.” Here’s why liberal education has never recovered. |
| Faculty By Chris Quintana Critics of Marc Short’s hiring cited his defense of the president’s comments about the “very fine people” who attended last year’s white-nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. |
| Special Reports By Audrey Williams June Wisconsin’s latest attempt to quantify faculty productivity leaves academics feeling more misunderstood than ever. |
| Athletics By Claire Hansen Investigators said on Friday that the allegations had emerged from interviews with more than 200 former students and staff members. |
| Athletics By Sarah Brown In a lawsuit deposition, he names "bad actors," some of them still at the university, in what he sees as a cover-up. |
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| Special Reports By Richard K. Boyer Colleges across the country are increasingly trying to help faculty and staff members understand their institution’s business operations. |
| Lingua Franca Can we flip âI donât see any reason why it wouldnât be Russiaâ to read, âI see the reason why it would be Russiaâ? Lucy Ferriss doesnât think we can. Itâs like claiming that âshe is not unhappyâ means she is happy. |
