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Fake News Release Targets Scholars and Student Critical of Israel
The release falsely depicts a Stanford student and two scholars at other universities as leaders of a campaign to boycott Arab nations. Its origin is unknown.
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Students Might Not Be 'Academically Adrift' After All, Study Finds
Reports from the Council for Aid to Education provide evidence that students are in fact learning, in contrast to the findings of a blockbuster 2011 book.
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New York City Embraces a College's New 'Handicapped' Symbol
With the Gordon College campus as his test lab, Brian Glenney, a philosopher, helped develop the new, more active image.
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The Long Odds of the Tenure-Track Job Search
The Chronicle looks at the applications submitted for two positions in the humanities, where the competition is stiff and candidates are often in the dark.
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Hire and Hire
Learn who got the jobs, who were the finalists, and who else was in the pool.
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Adjuncts May Be Shut Out of Obama's Speech at Morehouse
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Debate Over MOOCs Reaches Harvard
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President of U. of Hawaii to Retire After a Bumpy Year
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Opening a New Window Into Hemingway's Life, and U.S.-Cuba Ties
- Black and Hispanic Science Ph.D.'s Graduate With More Debt
Faculty Salary Data
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Find Out What Professors Are Making
Explore an interactive database on faculty salaries in 2012-13, from a national survey conducted by the American Association of University Professors.
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Faculty Experience Doesn't Always Pay
Tight finances have led to another year in which average pay barely increased, eroding professors' buying power and exacerbating inequities facing seasoned faculty members.
