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Here’s why the jury is still out.

A new monthly column offers advice on the challenges of running a department.

The homework-help site is no longer providing student information to colleges conducting honor-code investigations through the platform.

Steven Shapin on trust, interdisciplinarity, wine — and writing to be read.

How we (eventually) overhauled our core requirements, and how you can, too.

Class attendance went off a cliff last year. A professor surveyed her students about it — and they had a lot to say.

Only 2 percent of public-university students responded to a controversial questionnaire meant to assess campuses’ tolerance for differing viewpoints.

Two-dozen professors put their heads together on productive classroom discussions. They landed in different places.

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Don’t underestimate the importance and power of hospitality on the first day of class.