Post-tenure review: a rubber stamp, a way to enhance accountability, or none of the above?
Post-tenure review: a rubber stamp, a way to enhance accountability, or none of the above?
The time seems ripe for making changes in legal education, but which ones?
The time seems ripe for making changes in legal education, but which ones?
A Small Community College with a Big Problem
There’s been a failure, but there’s no telling how bad—or just what—it is.
Where Duke and UNC Happily Collaborate
After ten years, the program in philosophy, politics, and economics is growing well at both universities.
All Education Is For-Profit Education
A prominent economic thinker responds to Henry Hansmann and gives the back of his hand to Robert Shireman.
Economic Development or Economic Burden?
Officials in Greensboro, North Carolina, hope that a nursing facility will help stimulate the city’s economy.
How Much Do They Really Teach?
The UNC system’s official faculty teaching loads don’t add up.
Struggling to Stay Afloat
Many colleges and universities face a difficult and uncertain financial future.
How UNC Can Shrink Its Budget
North Carolina’s state appropriations must be cut, and here is one way.
Faculty Vetoes: Powerful and Impotent
Universities reveal the "tragedy of the anticommons."