Another article published in the Chronicle of Higher Education today and written by Mary Ann Mason, co-director of the Berkeley Law Center on Health, Economic & Family Security, looks at how over the years women have won, and lost, ...

Research (source)via Female Science Professor. A recent news bit in the Chronicle of Higher Education details another case in which the alleged three legged stool of Professorial careerdom (teaching, research, service) is revealed t...

An interesting article in the Chronicle of Higher Education (I’m not sure if it is subscriber-only) raises some excellent points about the health-reform legislation that hadn’t really occurred to me previously.  One point that I sho...

The Chronicle Review (the magazine-like part of The Chronicle of Higher Education) recently asked a group of "scholars and experts" to comment on stress in the lives of academics, using the Amy Bishop incident as a springboard for t...

Chronicle of Higher Education "Many universities are going through periods of stresses and strains because their endowments have been hammered and tuition costs have been rising at double the rate of inflation," notes Paul Steiger. ...

An essay in the Chronicle of Higher Education traces the history and decline of film reviewing in the face of competition from Internet critics. "If the traditional film critic was...

The Chronicle of Higher Education asked a bunch of Really Smart People -- and then me -- to comment on whether the pressures of getting tenure are too much for junior academics.  Clearly, the Amy Bishop case in Alabama prompted the...

As many Higher Ed Watch readers know, I worked at The Chronicle of Higher Education for 15 years before joining New America. For that reason, I find it difficult to criticize the Chronicle and my former colleagues who work there. H...

For those who must live and work with those who glorify the month-long tantrum of May 1968 in Paris, there's an excellent piece by John Castellucci in the Chronicle of Higher Education today about the SDS occupation of Columbia's Ha...

The Chronicle of Higher Education has one of the more comprehensive reports to date on the events of Friday:  In Huntsville, a Dull Afternoon Meeting Turns Deadly. One of the things it makes clear is that the meeting did not have an...

I've gotten a lot of email about my post on that  Chronicle of Higher Education essay on why liberal humanities professors are liberal. This email was typical of a whole bunch: Jonah,I was taken by the second line of Professor Sur...

While reading about that ISI study mentioned below, I stumbled on a link to this essay over at the Chronicle of Higher Education by Jere P. Surber. It's title: "Well, Naturally We're Liberal." It's an interesting read, chiefly for i...

Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Education January 26, 2010, 12:00 PM ET Colleges See 17 Percent Increase in Online Enrollment By Marc P...

An amusing Chronicle of Higher Education article by William Major and Bryan Sinche calling for the delisting of Ralph Waldo Emerson from the literary canon has been making the rounds. I even linked to it myself, because I enjoy st...

William Major and Bryan Sinche, writing in The Chronicle of Higher Education, consider the vatic pronouncements of Ralph Waldo Emerson and conclude, "This is the prose of a crazy person."...

Chronicle of Higher Education Onward State and similar campus blogs "seem to enjoy smashing some sacred journalism traditions, quaint rituals like editing, striving for objectivity, and verifying rumors before publication," writes M...

Morning Roundup: From The Chronicle of Higher Education: American Colleges Scramble to Contact Students and Professors in Haiti American colleges were struggling to extract—and, in some cases, even reach—students, and faculty ...

Well, since this story has already been picked up by the Chronicle of Higher Education, here's something to take your mind off Doug Manchester and the American Historical Association Meeting. The Radical's venerable Zenith Universi...

The Chronicle of Higher Education recently published the story of how an undergraduate English teacher struck by a disability developed interactive ways to teach her students. Elaine Smokewood, a 54-year-old English professor at Okl...

The Chronicle of Higher Education posted an interactive map showing how the economic downturn is affecting public college and university system budgets nationwide. Based on data from the University of Washington's Offices of Plannin...