| Research By Paul Voosen For most of the scientists who are in charge of a growing number of universities, leadership is a continued form of experimentation. |
| Campus Climate By Corinne Ruff The university announced it would not remove the former president’s name from two prominent spots on campus, and set forth a series of diversity initiatives. |
| The Ticker The students said the news media's access to campus events such as protests should be limited if protesters wish to be left alone or if they believe reporters will be biased. |
| The Ticker Tallman Trask, the university's executive vice president, acknowledges accidentally bumping a parking attendant with his car two years ago, but says he did not direct a racial slur at her. |
| The Chronicle Review By Peter N. Miller After hundreds of years of oblivion, antiquarianism has returned. It’s about time. |
| The Chronicle Review By Christopher Norment A biologist muses on the resilience and life cycles of rodents and scholars. |
| Lingua Franca A sprint around the Internet suggests that textured understanding emerged around the beginning of this century. Bill Germano wonders why our ideas need to have nubby bits in them. |
| The Graduate Adviser By Leonard Cassuto And how to supervise the faculty member writing it. |
| Vitae By Melissa Dalgleish Brokering a better job offer is full of dangers and pitfalls for women that men don’t have to face. |
