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article illustration THE PROFS THEY ARE A-CHANGIN'

Will the retirement of aging baby boomers usher in an era of moderate politics on campuses? (Illustration by James Yang)

Students in Pa. Complain About Classroom Bias

Penn State and Temple Universities, using new policies, responded to students' complaints about what they said was left-wing ideology in their classes.

Access to Online Journals Is Found to Reduce Breadth of Citations

Dispute Over the Economics of File Sharing Intensifies

After Terror Charges, an Artist Exhibits Academic Freedom

Great Colleges to Work For

National Research Council Backs Professional Master's Degrees

U. of Toronto Kicks Astronomers Out of Historic Observatory

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Art students at Mississippi University for Women learn how to design and paint murals.

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PEER REVIEW: The new law school at the University of California at Irvine gets some high-profile hires. ... Indiana State University picks a new president.

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