| By Jacques Berlinerblau Which profs end up where is pretty damn arbitrary. |
| Faculty By Fernanda Zamudio-Suaréz As the White House deals with constant revelations from investigations into its potential ties to Russia and other issues, historians have tips for documenting history as it happens. |
| International By Karin Fischer At the largest meeting of the field, newcomers and old hands alike say they need to better explain how global programs benefit the United States. |
| Government By Adam Harris The idea was floated in the resignation memo of a top Education Department official. |
| Research By Paul Basken Academic experts criticize what they see as a misguided focus by the National Institutes of Health on pharmaceutical solutions at the expense of other approaches. |
| Commentary By Roger Bowen Students who understand the principle will help create a campus culture that welcomes outside speakers whose ideas may differ from their own and that encourages debate instead of censorship. |
| Lingua Franca The tweeter in chief has given us a new word, or maybe wdro, to study and interpret. Bill Germano explains. |
| First Person By Ellen McCracken Why you should assign and create enhanced e-books to reach our new digital natives where they live. |
| Vitae By David Gooblar Flawed? Yes. But right now they’re the best instrument we’ve got for measuring teaching effectiveness. |
