Campus police departments’ use of confidential informants is shrouded in secrecy. The Chronicle obtained records detailing the practice at 100 campuses. Here’s what we found.
A study of computer-science professors found that, in 80 percent of cases, their research-output patterns resisted the traditional perception of an early burst of publication followed by a gradual decline.
The author of “The Lure of the Lazy River,” the cover story in this week’s Chronicle, will take your questions on our Facebook page today at 2:30 p.m., Eastern time. Join us for the chat.
Let’s just say faculty orientation leaves out a lot.
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