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Under the MicroscopeStanford President: Investigation Will ‘Affirm My Commitment’ to Scientific Integrity
Marc Tessier-Lavigne expressed confidence in his research in his longest public statement since the student newspaper first reported on concerns about papers he worked on. -
UC Labor Fight Continues
How the Largest Higher-Ed Strike in U.S. History Blew Up Finals
Across the University of California, students and professors aren’t sure how they’ll get through the end of the term. -
Academic Publishing
Is It Time to Pay Peer Reviewers?
The system is in trouble. New incentives — money and more recognition — might fix it. -
Data in Question
Stanford Is Investigating Its Own President Over Research-Misconduct Allegations
The inquiry stems from claims of manipulated images in papers co-authored by Marc Tessier-Lavigne. -
Across Boundaries
Friendships Can Heal Campus Divisions, Study Finds, and Administrators Play a Big Role
Campus spaces and programs that nudge connections among students from different groups can knock down barriers and create healthier environments. -
Race on Campus
Does Diversity Improve Grades?
What the research says about the benefits of racial diversity on academic performance. -
Advice
5 Easy Ways to Aid a Scholar Working Without a University
How faculty members can help “independent” researchers thrive (or, at least, survive). -
Advice
7 Tips for Scholars on Writing for Nonacademics
To reach a wider audience, try to unlearn a few habits. -
The Review | Essay
The Political Prophet Harvard Didn’t Want
In our age of global conflict, István Hont is finally having his moment. -
The Review | Essay
The Rise of China’s Universities
No nation has a more successful record of promoting talent to serve state and society.
