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At the Modern Language Association (MLA) 2013 meeting in Boston, a professor claimed the existence of a “textbook describing slavery as a TransAtlantic trade triangle” but when asked to provide a title, she offered none.

Find out what the Modern Language Association considers the new normal.

Here is the first part of Accuracy in Academia’s compendium of current wisdom for 2012.

You never know where you will find a trekkie, like on the Pepperdine faculty by way of the Federalist Society.

College graduates, disappointed to find that they are working in minimum-wage positions rather than the “green jobs” their university promised them, might be startled to learn that they got their wish.

There may actually be some good news coming out of academia.

Education establishment types frequently accuse traditionalists of overkill when they claim that higher education really seeks to indoctrinate even when its denizens pretty much admit that is what they do.

Believe it or not, we actually found a Romney supporter in academe, and at a state university no less.

All the pieces fit, so why do historians and biographers ignore the question?

The Chronicle of Higher Education offered up more than a dozen reforms to shake up higher education.

When academics turn their attention to America’s free enterprise system, they prove definitively that they never worked in it.

When public officials proclaim that they are acting “for the children,” look to see how much skin they’ve got in the game.