POINT OF VIEW

Taking Public Scholarship Seriously

By NANCY CANTOR and STEVEN D. LAVINE

Scholars and artists at colleges and universities are increasingly engaging in public scholarship. Leaving their campuses to collaborate with their communities, they explore such multidisciplinary issues as citizenship and patriotism, ethnicity and language, space and place, and the cultural dimensions...

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