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Academia’s eternal cry that universities cannot survive without increased government funding is far from the truth, just look at their portfolios.

One sign of feminism’s irrelevancy, young women seem more eager to read Meg Cabot than Sandra Cisneros.

Who is really attending the yearly MLA convention?

Taking “pictures” of the professoriate, one subject at a time.

We actually found an American History teacher capable of critical thinking.

How can they teach tomorrow’s reporters how to cover the news of the future accurately when they can’t remember what they read yesterday?

Kofi Annan wants the U.S. to be involved with the UN, but on his terms.

Some school administrators and teachers at Potomac High School in Maryland might be trying to improve abysmal test scores by gaming the exam.

Who does federal financial aid really assist?

The Duke scandal is another tragic story of human emptiness.

The Global Education Conference held at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. last month was used to teach educators how to bring global issues into the classroom. But, when it came time to practice the logistics of coordinating a debate the political opinions of the teachers could not be suppressed.

Harvey Mansfield offered his insights into the Lawrence Summers affair at Harvard.