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Academic Freedom 
• Committee A Procedures 
• Developments Relating to Association Censure and Sanction 
Investigative Reports 
Shared Governance 
• Neil Rappaport Lecture 
• Sanctioned Institutions 
Government Relations 
• Government Relations 
Protect the Faculty Voice 
• Speak Up, Speak Out: Protect the Faculty Voice 
Opinions 
• Academic Freedom Under Threat 
• A Huge Loss for the Public’s Right to Know – And Its Safety 
• Garcetti: More Chilling Than the Unabomber 
• Troubling Days for Academic Freedom 
Action Items 
How-to and Success Stories and Policies 
• Defending Academic Freedom in the Age of Garcetti 
• Summary of Institutional Academic Freedom and Shared Governance Policies 
• The University of Minnesota Revises its Academic Freedom Policy 
• The University of Wisconsin Counters Garcetti v. Ceballos 
Legal Cases 
News 
Collective Bargaining 
• AAUP Unionism: Principles & Goals 
Research 
Legal Program 
• Legal Primer for New & Not-So-New Administrators (2005) 
• AAUP Amicus Briefs 
• Legal Round-Up: What’s New and Noteworthy for Higher Education? (2012) 
• Legal Round-Up: What’s New and Noteworthy for Higher Education? (2010) 

• May–June Academe 

Policy Documents & Reports (the Redbook) 
Contents 
• 1940 Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure 
• Endorsers of the 1940 Statement 
• 1958 Statement on Procedural Standards in Faculty Dismissal Proceedings 
• Statement on Procedural Standards in the Renewal or Nonrenewal of Faculty Appointments 
• Recommended Institutional Regulations on Academic Freedom & Tenure 
• On Freedom of Expression and Campus Speech Codes 
• On Collegiality as a Criterion for Faculty Evaluation 
• Academic Freedom and Electronic Communications 
• Contingent Appointments and the Academic Profession 
• Statement on Government of Colleges and Universities 
• Statement on Professional Ethics 
• Statement of Principles on Family Responsibilities and Academic Work 
• On Discrimination 
• Recommended Procedures for Increasing the Number of Minority Persons and Women on College and University Faculty 
• Sexual Harassment:Suggested Policy and Procedures for Handling Complaints 
• Statement on Collective Bargaining 
• Joint Statement on Rights and Freedoms of Students 
• Statement on Graduate Students 
• 1915 Declaration of Principles on Academic Freedom and Academic Tenure 
Ordering Information 
Academe 
• Advertising in Academe 
• Manuscript Submission Guidelines 
• Contact Academe 
• Academe Index Part One (A-H) 
• Academe Index Part Two (I-Z) 
• Academe archive on JSTOR 
2012 Issues 
January-February 2012 
Features 
• Academic Freedom and Indentured Students 
• Fighting for the Humanities 
• Rethinking the Plight of Conservatives in Higher Education 
• Beyond the Academic-Corporate Divide 
• The Demographic Dividend 
• How Science Can Ensure Integrity and Quality: A Thesis 
• Three Faculty Communities 
Nota Bene 
• Governance Conference 
• Angela Hewett Named Director Of Organizing And Services 
• Part-Time Faculty In Michigan Say Yes To Union 
• IRBs Should Evaluate Risk Empirically 
• New AAUP Report On Faculty With Disabilities 
• Nominating Committee Report Available 
Chapter Profile 
• Lebanon Valley College 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Loose Talk Of Tulips 
• Teaching Joe Pa 
• I Want to Be a Member of a Graduate Student Employee Union Because... 
Book Reviews 
• The Largest Affirmative Action Program in American Higher Education 
• Pseudo-employment 
• Permission to “Engage”? 
March-April 2012 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2011-12 
A Very Slow Recovery 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2011-12 
May-June 2012 
Features 
• When Billionaires Become Educational Experts 
• Fine Print, Restrictive Grants, and Academic Freedom 
• Curriculum For Sale? 
• Troubled Waters for the University of Minnesota 
• Chronic Illness and the Academic Career 
• The Merits of Emeriti 
Nota Bene 
• Investigation in Louisiana 
• New Faculty Union at University of Oregon 
• Opposition to Proposed Restructuring at Rutgers–Camden 
• In Memory of Robert K. Webb 
• Occupy Education 
• Rudy Fichtenbaum Elected AAUP President 
Chapter Profile 
• University of California, San Diego 
Columns 
• Don’t Know Much Biology 
• Melancholy in the Academy 
• The Call to Organize 
Book Reviews 
• Losing Our Faculties 
• Is There Life after Neoliberalism? 
• Beyond the Vitriol 
July-August 2012 
Bulletin of the AAUP 
• The Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors 
September-October 2012 
Features 
• Copyright for Academics in the Digital Age 
• Information Technology Wants to Be Free 
• Sue U. 
• Media Matters 
• From Combat to Campus 
• Access in the Academy 
• The World through an Interdisciplinary Lens 
Nota Bene 
• Rudy Fichtenbaum Takes Office as AAUP President 
• New Academe Faculty Editor Appointed 
• AAUP Releases Draft Report on Academy-Industry Relationships 
• Report Examines Working Conditions of Part-Time Faculty 
• AAUP Investigating Governance Issues at UVA 
• Summer Institute Offers Skills, Networking, and Fun 
• Draft Report on IRBs Posted for Comment 
• Updated 2012–13 Committee Lists and Audit Report Now Online 
Columns 
• No Entrance 
• Cary Nelson: An Appreciation 
• An Amethyst Remembrance—Almost 
• Times That Try Souls 
Book Reviews 
November-December 2012 
Features 
• Shaping the Humanities through Sustainable Service 
• No Choice but to Serve 
• An Ethic of Service in Composition and Rhetoric 
• We Are All Roman Porn Stars Now 
• Reimagining the Meanings of Service on the Streets of Detroit 
• The Academy as a Public Works Project 
• Service, Sex Work, and the Profession 
Nota Bene 
• AAUP Amicus Brief Supports Collective Bargaining Rights 
• Chapters and Affiliates Settle Contracts 
• Report Finds Inadequate Conditions for Contingent Faculty 
• AAUP Welcomes New Editor of Journal of Academic Freedom 
Chapter Profile 
• Chapter Profile: The University of Cincinnati 
Columns 
• From the Guest Editor: Professing Service: Charging the Humanities 
• State of the Profession: Much Ado about MOOCs 
• After the Corporate University … Now What? 
Book Reviews 
• Regulated Research 
• Knowing What Our Neighbors Know 
• Enlisting the Social Sciences 
2011 Issues 
January-February 2011 
Features 
• Academic Freedom and the Corporate University 
• Human Rights, Academic Freedom, and Offshore Academics 
• Defending Academic Freedom in the Age of Garcetti 
• The Ivory Ceiling of Service Work 
• A Midcareer Feminist Reflection 
• Labor Pains in the Academy 
• How to Publish without Financially Perishing 
Nota Bene 
• Report on Controversial Personnel Decisions 
• Mass Layoffs Rescinded at Florida State 
• AAUP Union Chapter Wins “Fair Share” 
• Faculty in Action at Bowie State 
• Academic Professionals To Conduct Survey 
• AAUP Governance Conference Draws Overflow Crowd 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien 
• Faculty Forum: Assessment Metaphors We Live By 
• From the President: The Last Chance 
• From the General Secretary: Countering The Fear 
Book Reviews 
• Academic Mercantilism, Militarism, and Managerialism 
• The University as a Sacred Space 
• A Novel Departure 
March-April 2011 
It's Not Over Yet 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2010-11 
May-June 2011 
• Developments Relating to Association Censure and Sanction 
Features 
• A Brief History of Anti-Intellectualism in American Media 
• Bridging the Great Divide 
• Media, Think Tanks, and Educational Research 
• The Professors, The Press, The Think Tanks—And Their Problems 
• Earned Media 
• How To Paint A Better Portrait Of HBCUs 
• The High Price of For-Profit Colleges 
• A Faculty Agenda for Hard Times 
Nota Bene 
• Crisis In Public Higher Education 
• A New Look For Academe 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Surviving Hurricanes 101 
• From The General Secretary: Going Public 
Book Reviews 
• Academic Freedom In Contentious Practice 
• A Tip Of The Hat 
• Academic Freedom As Democratic Imperative 
July-August 2011 
Features 
• Angry Badgers 
• Learning from Wisconsin 
• Social Protest and the Future of Higher Education in Puerto Rico 
• Facebook, Twitter, YouTube—and Democracy 
• Academic Librarians in the Breach 
• Top Ten Workplace Issues for Faculty Members and Higher Education Professionals 
• Working Together 
• How To Radicalize Graduate Students 
• The Dress Rehearsal for McCarthyism 
• Accountability, Bureaucratic Bloat, and Federal Funding of Higher Education 
Nota Bene 
• New Faculty Union Under Attack 
• Ongoing Battle Over Academic Freedom in Virginia 
• Idaho State University Suspension Of Faculty Senate Unjustified 
• Quality Higher Ed for the Twenty-First Century 
Annual Conference 
• Annual Conference 
Columns 
• From the President: Reforming Faculty Identity 
• From the Editor: Waiting for Norma Rae 
September-October 2011 
Features 
• Strangers on a Train 
• Making It 
• A Price above Rubrics 
• The Real Language Crisis 
• Memory Loss 
• Gay Rights on Campus, circa 2011 
• An AAUP Chapter Can Transform Your Campus 
Nota Bene 
• Summer Institute 
• Report Finds Violations of Academic Freedom 
• DREAM Act Testimony 
• Faculty Activism Alive and Well in Ohio 
• Faculty Ownership of Research Affirmed 
• Save Our Schools 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Belts and Corsets 
Book Reviews 
• Academics Adrift? 
• The Humanities on Life Support 
Chapter Profile 
• University of Northern Iowa United Faculty–AAUP 
November-December 2011 
Features 
• Budget Cuts and Educational Quality 
• New Universities 
• Intellectual Life and the University of Commerce 
• The Escalation of Business as Usual 
• The Crisis in Extramural Funding 
Nota Bene 
• Sexual Harassment Guidelines 
• Amicus Brief Supports Faculty Speech Rights 
• Map Tracks Coverage of Program Closures 
• Balancing Academic Freedom and the Public’s Right to Know 
• Academe Launches Blog 
• Auditors' Report Online 
Chapter Profile 
• Stetson Faculty United 
Columns 
• From the Guest Editor: Rebuilding Public Universities 
• Faculty Forum: Ways to Organize Non-Tenure-Track Faculty 
• State of the Profession: Tapas, Anyone? 
• From The President: I Want to Be a Member of a Faculty Union Because… 
Book Reviews 
• Coming into the Cybercountry 
• Snakes and Ladders 
2010 Issues 
January-February 2010 
Features 
• Don’t Mourn, Organize 
• “A Welcome Debate” over Labor Reform 
• Singing All the Way to the Union 
• The Antiunion Devil in the Details 
• Graduate Education Is the Dubai of Higher Learning 
• Occupy and Escalate 
• Reeling In the Years 
• To the Power of Many 
• Housework Is an Academic Issue 
Nota Bene 
• Tulane Censure Removed 
• Health Center Unionizes with the AAUP 
• Reports Move into Separate Volume 
• New Academic Freedom Subcommittee 
• The AAUP Pays Tribute to Two Feminist Scholars 
• Victory for Suffolk Part-Time Faculty Chapter 
• Clark Atlanta University Report and Revised RIRs Now Online 
Columns 
• From the Editor: The Art of Blowing Smoke and the Craft of Reporting 
• From the General Secretary: A Faculty Voice 
• From the President: Ethics and Corporatization 
Book Reviews 
• The “Truthiness” of Academic Meritocracy 
• An Examination of the Tenured Mind 
• The Toll Road to Contingency 
March-April 2010 
No Refuge 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2009-10 
May-June 2010 
Features 
• Putting the Community Back into the College 
• The Casualties of the Twenty-First-Century Community College 
• A College Education? Or Diminished Expectations? 
• Texas Hold Him 
• How to Climb Down from Top-Down Leadership 
• Dreams Deferred and Dreams Denied 
• The State of the Institution Formerly Known as “The People’s College” 
• Avoiding the Coming Higher Ed Wars 
• The Biography of the Great American University 
Nota Bene 
• Building a Movement in California 
• Academe Now Available through JSTOR 
• Texas Medical Branch Report and Council Record Online 
Columns 
• From the Editor: The Conveyor Belt to Nowhere 
• From the General Secretary: The Freedom to Engage 
• From the President: Why We Need Dues Reform 
Book Reviews 
• Securing the Three-Legged Stool 
July-August 2010 
Features 
• Rethinking the Rules of the Higher Education Game 
• Spare the Rigor, Spoil the Learning 
• Teaching the Teachers 
• Understanding the Working College Student 
• Life Ate My Homework 
• "Universities, the Major Battleground in the Fight for Reason and Capitalism" 
• Is This Curriculum for Sale? 
• RateThisFacultyEvaluationSite.com 
• A Primer on Improving Contingent Faculty Conditions 
Nota Bene 
• AAUP Election Results 
• Revised Policies at Illinois Wesleyan 
• O’Neil to Serve as General Counsel 
• An Appreciation of Glenn R. Howze, 1937–2010 
• Canadian Censures 
Chapter Profile 
• Chapter Profile: University of Akron 
Annual Conference 
• Annual Conference on the State of Higher Education 
• Fifty-year AAUP Members 
Columns 
• From the Editor: What We Owe Students 
• From the General Secretary: Academia Without the AAUP 
• From the President: Collaborative Budgeting 
Online Only Content 
• The Myths of Meritocracy 
September-October 2010 
Online Only 
• A Practical Guide to Television and Radio Interviews 
• A Student’s Assessment 
Features 
• Beyond Crude Measurement and Consumerism 
• Accreditation and the Federal Future of Higher Education 
• Making Faculty Count in Higher Education Assessment 
• The Ultimate Utility of Nonutility 
• Who Took the Sabbath Out of Sabbatical? 
• The Faculty and the Fourth Estate 
• Restoring the Health of Scholarly Publishing 
• Three Clicks and Academic Freedom Is Out 
Nota Bene 
• Faculty Activists Convene in San Diego for 2010 Summer Institute 
• Remembering Peter O. Steiner 
• Access to Unemployment Benefits 
• Tenure and Teaching- Intensive Appointments 
• Partner-Accommodation Recommendations 
Chapter Profile 
• Goucher College AAUP Chapter 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Assessment, Accountability, and Albatrosses 
• From the General Secretary: Changing Our Future 
• From the President: Will Any Good Come of It? 
Book Reviews 
• Measuring What Matters 
• The Public University Goes to the Marketplace 
• Civics Goes to Every Classroom 
November-December 2010 
Features 
• "Kneecapping" Academic Freedom 
• The Costs of a Climate of Fear 
• BP, Corporate R&D, and the University 
• When Research Turns to Sludge 
• A Not-So-Slippery Slope 
• The Historians of Industry 
• Hubris in Grantland 
• The Moral Education of Journal Editors 
• Diagnosing Conflict-of-Interest Disorder 
• Big Food, Big Agra, and the Research University 
• The Canadian Corporate-Academic Complex 
Nota Bene 
• Victory for Tenure Rights in Louisiana 
• Robert van Waes, First Staffer for ASC, Dies at Eighty-Seven 
• Bethune-Cookman Report Now Online 
• AAUP Joins Week of Action for Higher Education 
• Bowling Green Faculty Vote for AAUP Union 
• Big Oil Bankrolls Research at U.S. Universities 
Columns 
• From the Guest Editor: The Entrepreneurial University 
• From the President: Corporate-Funded Research 
• From the General Secretary: Private Models, Public Costs 
Book Reviews 
• The Life and Death of Academic Freedom 
• A Mission of Amenities, Not Education 
• A Primer on Capitalist Practice for a Modern Research University 
2009 Issues 
January-February 2009 
Features 
• An Open Letter to Ninth Graders 
• Why Graduate Students Reject the Fast Track 
• Diversity and Privilege 
• Reforming Doctoral Education in Europe 
• Business Journalism Education in a Changing China 
• Transforming the Culture of Higher Education in South Africa 
• Get Together to Write 
• Improve Your Teaching and Your Students’ Learning 
• Can the Liberal Arts and Entrepreneurship Work Together? 
• On Extending the Probationary Period 
Nota Bene 
• Save The Date For Capitol Hill Day 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Welcome to the United States After January 20, 2009 
• From the General Secretary: What if...? 
• From the President: Button Up 
Book Reviews 
• Into the Apocalypse 
• A Woman's Work 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2009 
On the Brink 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2008-09 
Nota Bene 
• Three Legal Victories 
• Warmer Climate for Labor 
• Committee to Examine Status of Librarians 
• Victory on the Horizon 
• Annual Meeting Resolutions Committee 
• Respond to Academe Articles Online 
Columns 
• From The President: Campus Equity Year 
• From The General Secretary: Labor and Capital, Working for You 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
May-June 2009 
Features 
• Why Are We Still Worried about Women in Science? 
• Change Institutional Culture, and You Change Who Goes into Science 
• “I’ll Break His Goddamned Hands” 
• What We Can’t Say about Contingent Faculty 
• Your iPod, Your Art Museum 
• Notes From the Delivery Room 
• Telling Our Stories to One Another 
• New-Media Literacies 
• Scholarly Service and the Scholarship of Service 
• Seriously, and Not So Seriously 
• Issues Involved with New Media Narrative 
• Examples of Student Work 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Peripatetic Science Luminaries, and Others 
• Faculty Forum: Accreditation Fatigue 
• From the General Secretary: What We do to Our Young 
Book Reviews 
• Always Lobotomize 
• Faculty Adrift 
• Academic Freedom, the Big Picture 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2009 
Features 
• Fighting Back: The Fate of the State in Florida 
• Fighting Back: The Human Cost of Layoffs 
• Fighting Back: Negotiating under the Radar 
• But Can You Hit? 
• Are We There Yet? 
• So Few Women Leaders 
• Establishing a Culture of Assessment 
• Who Are the Part-Time Faculty? 
• Academic Freedom and Me 
Chapter Profile 
• Fairfield University AAUP Chapter 
Annual Meeting 
• Redefining Hard Times as our Times 
• Fifty-Year AAUP Members 
Columns 
• From the Editor: The Economy, Baseball Season, and Other Key Issues 
• From The General Secretary: Getting (It) Together 
• From the President: Whose Academic Freedom? 
Book Reviews 
• E-mail from Dennis 
• But What If Anti-intellectualism Is Really Bipartisan? 
• Only Moderately Ideological 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2009 
Features 
• Academic Freedom in Cyberspace 
• Who Defends Intellectual Freedom for Librarians? 
• Keeping Senior Women at Your College 
• Community Service, Not Philanthropy 
• The Community and the World in Pennsylvania 
• The Seven Habits of Highly Deflective Colleagues 
• Numbers Are Not Everything 
• Collaborating on Writing 
• Why Not License Referees? 
• Retiring in a Time of Economic Uncertainty 
• Creating LGBTQ-Friendly Campuses 
• Potential Pitfalls in Collabo-writing 
• Referee Report Checklist 
Nota Bene 
• Contract Gains for Part-Time Chapter 
• Pay Raises for Nebraska Faculty Upheld 
• Faculty Activism and AAUP Principles Shine at the 2009 Summer Institute 
Chapter Profile 
• Yavapi College AAUP Chapter 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Back to School 
• Faculty Forum: Against Assessment 
• From the General Secretary: “Naaational” 
• From the President: Dues Reform 
Book Reviews 
• Modern Plagiarism 
• The MLA Pulls No Punches 
• Skim This Book 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
November-December 2009 
Features 
• A Call for Faculty Reengagement in Governance 
• Governance beyond the Campus 
• Faculty Governance and Special-Interest Centers 
• How to Make Faculty Senates More Effective 
• The Unhappy Experience of Contingent Faculty: The curious case of Boston University. 
• Historically Black Colleges and Universities in a Time of Economic Crisis 
• Creating a Flexible Budget Process 
• Global Trends in Academic Governance 
• Liberal Education after Antioch 
• Faculty, Governance, and Financial Crisis at the University of Florida 
• Responding to Legislative Interference in University Governance 
• Governance and Faculty Satisfaction 
Nota Bene 
• Stabilizing Persons, Creating New Lines 
• Negotiated Conversions: Living with Uncertainty 
• New Faculty Handbooks Guide 
• AAUP Names New Academe Editor 
• CAUT Censures University 
• Interview by Marc Bousquet with Kevin Mahoney 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Governance in a Time of Financial Crisis 
• Faculty Forum: The End of the Book 
• From the General Secretary: What the AAUP Stands For 
• From The President: Bad-Faith Bargaining 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2008 Issues 
November-December 2008 
Features 
• The Centrality of Contingent Faculty to Academe’s Future 
• Gender, Contingent Labor, and Writing Studies 
• Nameless, New Haven, and Nicholls 
• Organizing in the Lab 
• The Seamy Side of Science 
• How to Succeed in an Academic Science Career 
• Battling for Hearts and Minds 
• Including Contingent Faculty in Governance 
• Legal Remedies for Contingent Faculty 
• Gaining Access to Unemployment Insurance 
• Lobbying for Contingent Faculty Interests 
• Working Without a Union in New Mexico 
• Organizing a Legislative Forum 
• Multi-Union Efforts in New York 
• Lobbying in a “Right-to-Work” State 
• Contingent Faculty and Student Outcomes 
• Blogging with Video 
Nota Bene 
• Instructor Tenure Proposals 
• Thirteen Ways of Looking at an Adjunct 
• Contingent Faculty Conference 
• Summer Institute Helps Develop Faculty Leaders 
Columns 
• From the Guest Editor: The New Majority 
• From the President: We Must Help Those Most in Need 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2008 
Features 
• Beyond the Siege Mentality 
• Across the Great Divide 
• Amending Higher Education’s Constitution 
• Tenure Wild Cards 
• Tenure, Academic Freedom, and the Career I Once Loved 
• Reviewing Post-Tenure Review 
• Save Tenure Now 
• The Future of Humanities Labor 
• Scholarship Is Changing, and So Must Tenure Review 
Letters to the Editor 
• More Reasons to Publish 
• Standards and Teaching 
AAUP at Work 
• Gary Rhoades to Be New General Secretary 
Columns 
• Faculty Forum: Specious Learning Outcomes 
• From the Editor: The Future of Tenure 
Book Reviews 
• The University vs. the TAs 
• A Woman's Work 
• How Should the University Work? 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2008 
• July-August Academe 
Features 
• How I Learned to Love Athletic Recruits 
• First-Generation Students, Social Class, and Literacy 
• Maria’s Rainbow 
• The Twenty-First-Century Professoriate 
• The Academic Generation Gap 
• Small Colleges and New Faculty Pay 
• Bias Resistance at Suny 
• The Two Cultures of Academe 
• Who Profits When You Publish? 
• Writing What I Want in a Publish-or-Perish World 
AAUP at Work 
• New General Counsel Martha West 
• 2008 Election Results 
• AAUP Files Brief in Sexual-Harassment Case 
Nota Bene 
• Academics and Ghostwriters? 
• Researchers Pressured to Alter Findings 
• Charges against Art Professor Dismissed 
• Excluded Scholar Granted Visa 
• Part-Time Appointments Linked to Dropout Rates 
• Michigan Court Rules against Domestic-Partner Benefits 
• State Bills Threaten Science Education 
Columns 
• First-Generation Students 
• Recruitment and Retention 
Book Reviews 
• Be Afraid 
• Something for Everyone 
• Being Liberal 
Annual Meeting 
• Scholars in Peril 
• Fifty-Year AAUP Members 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
May-June 2008 
Features 
• A Progressive Case for Educational Standardization 
• The Spellings Commission and the Case for Professionalizing College Teaching 
• The Thrust and Parry of Assesment 
• The Chronicle, the Professoriate, and the AAUP 
• Why Publish? 
• Don't Pit Tenure Against Contingent Faculty Rights 
• Toward Objectivity in Faculty Evaluation 
• An Outsider’s View of Governance Models 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Files Briefs on Faculty Rights and Protections 
• AAUP Weighs In on Ideological Exclusion 
• New Collective Bargaining Chapter 
Nota Bene 
• Al-Arian Ordered to Appear before Third Grand Jury 
• Collective Bargaining Bill Withdrawn 
• “Intellectual Diversity” Legislation Defeated 
• Knight to Retire and Scholtz to Succeed Him as Chief of AAUP Academic Freedom Staff 
• Wilfred Kaplan, 1915–2007 
Columns 
• From The Editor: Assess Yourself 
• Legal Watch: Threats to Academic Speech 
• From the President: Needed: Foot Soldiers with Dreams 
Book Reviews 
• Thank You, Mr. Horowitz 
• Affirmative Action, the SAT, and the Public U 
• Re-democratize Higher Ed 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2008 
Where Are the Priorities? 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2007-08 
Letters to the Editor 
• Obstacles to Communitarian Alternative 
• Clarification 
Column 
• The Restructuring Process 
Book Reviews 
• Diversity in Whose Interest? 
• Education for Profit 
• The College as Campus 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
January-February 2008 
Features 
• The Supreme Court, Affirmative Action, and Higher Education 
• What’s the Use of a Mission Statement? 
• A Mission Counterstatement 
• Mission Statement Impossible 
• Ms. Mentor Unmasked 
• The Long Road to Pay Equity for Women at Adelphi 
• Two Approaches to Tenure and Promotion Criteria 
• Investigating Your Own Teaching 
• Who Got to Decide on Nadia Abu El-Haj’s Tenure? 
• Teaching Large Evening Classes 
• College Student Character Dysfunction 
Letter to the Editor 
• Outside Speakers at Montana 
AAUP at Work 
• Lawsuit on Behalf of Excluded Scholar 
• AAUP Celebrates Campus Equity Week 
• Rider Chapter Reaches Agreement 
• Rhode Island Part-Time Faculty Join AAUP 
Nota Bene 
• Law School Lawsuit 
• Government Restrictions Threaten Research, Group Says 
• An Appreciation of Clark Byse 
• Slight Decline in Federal Research 
• Ruling on Early Retirement Payments 
• College Costs Continue to Increase 
• Oldest Practicing Professor? 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Weighing in on the Supreme Court 
• Faculty Forum: Harry Potter and the Sinister Measures of Merit 
• From the President: Restructuring and the ASC 
• From The General Secretary: No Undergraduate Left Behind? 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2007 Issues 
November-December 2007 
Features 
• Bronx Cheers 
• On Adjunct Labor and Community Colleges 
• Being Online 
• The Fear Factor 
• How Do I Know If My Student Is Dangerous? 
• Creative Writing Class as Crucible 
• What's Writing Got to Do with Campus Terrorism? 
• A Communitarian Alternative to the Corporate Model 
• Constructive Engagement With the Corporation 
Letters to the Editor 
• Controversy at Brown 
• Impassioned Teaching 
• International Students 
AAUP at Work 
• Rutgers Chapters Reach Contract Agreements 
Nota Bene 
• Disney Tells University to Retract Release 
• Settlement in Unfair Termination Suit 
• Remembrance of Bertram H. Davis, 1918-2007 
• Controversial Dispute Ends 
• Banned Professor Settles 
• Scholar Allowed to Leave Iran 
• International Applications Rising 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Teaching Writing after Virginia Tech 
• Faculty Forum: How Are Your Retirement Funds Spent? 
• From the President: Restructuring and the CBC 
Book Reviews 
• Making the Ideal Work 
• Be Collegial 
• Struggling to Diversify 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2007 
Features 
• Privatizing Indiana 
• Privatizing Pennsylvania,and Then Un-Privatizing 
• Ban Outside Speakers? Not On Our Watch 
• The IRS and Your Politically Controversial Speakers 
• A Jesuit Approach To Campus Speakers 
• Jimmy Carter, Palestinian Art, and Brandeis 
• On Being Called An Anti-Semite in Montana 
• Academic Freedom vs. Community Values? 
• Academic Freedom And Middle East Studies 
AAUP at Work 
• Summer Institute Fosters Emerging Activists 
• Professors Offered Reinstatement after AAUP Investigation 
Nota Bene 
• Restrictive Ruling on Agency Fees 
• New Way to Offer Domestic-Partner Benefits 
• Desegregation Plans Struck Down 
• Back Pay for Part-time Faculty 
• New Research on Part-time Faculty 
• Bertram Davis Dies 
• Scholars Excluded from the United States 
Columns 
• From the Editor-Who Welcomes Controversy? 
• Faculty Forum-I Seem to Be a Preposition 
• From the President-Should We Abandon All Hope? 
Book Reviews 
• Use This Book 
• Why Reinvent It At All? 
• Prestige Anxiety 
Report 
• AAUP Plans Reorganization 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2007 
• July-August Issue of Academe 
Features 
• Can Academic Freedom Work in Military Academies? 
• The Place of the Humanities at a Military Academy 
• Join the Army and See the World 
• Faculty Mothers 
• Kids on Campus 
• Mentoring Across Cultures 
• Averting the Nuclear Option 
• No Confidence in No-Confidence Votes 
• Impassioned Teaching 
• Reclaim Your Rights as a Liberal Educator 
AAUP at Work 
• Ernst Benjamin Becomes Interim General Secretary 
• Collective Bargaining Achievements 
Nota Bene 
• Missouri “Intellectual Diversity” Legislation 
• Tenure Denied over Topic of Research 
• My Friend, George Lang 
• Critic Appointed to Accreditation Review Panel 
• Web Resource on Faculty Work 
• Visa Progress for Bolivian Historian 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Another Kind of Service 
• Legal Watch: Ideology in the Academy 
• From the President: Manifesto Against Contingency 
Book Reviews 
• What’s Happening to Public Higher Education? 
• One Hundred Semesters 
Annual Meeting 
• Telling the Truth in Difficult Times 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
May-June 2007 
Features 
• Ways We Retire 
• Are You Planning and Saving for Retirement? 
• Postretirement Medical Coverage in Ohio 
• Who Needs an Accessible Classroom? 
• Golden State Solidarity 
• The Graduate Dean as Pope? 
• Response to the "Responsive PhD" 
• Nudging Academic Science into the Public Sphere 
• Football or Physics? 
• That's Not Funny, Actually 
• Heen 
Letters to the Editor 
• Science and the Bible 
• Professors and Etiquette 
• Reflections on a Career 
• Errors in Book Review 
• Remedy for Governance Problems 
AAUP at Work 
• Academe Appoints New Book Review Editor 
• Court Finds Trustees Overstepped 
• Administration Must Bargain 
• Rally for Graduate Assistants 
• Academic Freedom Debate 
Nota Bene 
• University Sues Government Over Scholar's Exclusion 
• Intellectual Diversity” Legislation on the Rise 
• University Settles Third Lawsuit 
• Faculty Divided Over Institute 
• State and Local Support Rebounds 
• Lawmakers Debate Access for Immigrants 
Columns 
• From the Editor: How Will We Retire? 
• From the Executive Director: Good Principles, Sound Practices 
• From the President: No Campus Is an Island 
Book Reviews 
• The American Faculty: The Restructuring of Academic Work and Careers 
• Air Ball: American Education's Failed Experiment with Elite Athletics 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2007 
Financial Inequality in Higher Education 
• AAUP The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2006-07 
AAUP at Work 
• New Report Explores Faculty Retirement Policies 
• Motion for Summary Judgment Filed in Ramadan Case 
• Hurricane Katrina and New Orleans Universities 
Nota Bene 
• Unions File Complaint Against U.S. Government 
• Visa Problems Persist 
• Virginia State Pays $600,000 to Settle Suit 
• Debate Over Pell Grants 
• Michigan Domestic-Partner Benefits Denied 
• Travel Restrictions Upheld 
• Industry Support for Academic Research Rose in 2005 
• Academic Freedom Handbook 
• Universities Permitted Only Dorm-Room Gun Restrictions 
Columns 
• Faculty Forum: The Spellings Commission 
• From the General Secretary: More Oblige, Less Noblesse 
• From the President: What Has the AAUP Done for Me Today? 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
January-February 2007 
Features 
• The Robes of Academe 
• Interns as Intellectual Entrepreneurs 
• How We Got Off the Censure List 
• An Interview with Norman Birnbaum 
• Faculty Autonomy and Obligation 
• Teaching Science to Biblical Literalists 
• Etiquette for the Professoriate 
• Free Speech, Quality Control, and Flame Wars 
• Job Vacancy: President of Harvard 
Letters to the Editor 
• AAUP Misperceives IRB Challenges 
• Are Faculty Prima Donnas? 
• Academic Boycotts 
AAUP at Work 
• Academic Freedom Remains Secure on U.S. Campuses 
• AAUP Advances Collective Bargaining 
• Academic Freedom and Outside Speakers 
• Gender Inequities Persist on U.S. Campuses 
Nota Bene 
• University Cannot Ban Guns 
• Muslim Scholar Denied Visa 
• Former CUNY Adjunct Sentenced 
• Supreme Court to Decide Affirmative Action Cases 
• New York University Grad Employees Call off Strike 
• International Graduate Student Numbers Increase 
• Women Hindered in Science and Engineering 
Columns 
• From the Editor: On Suit Jackets and the Robes of Academe 
• Faculty Forum: Nuclear History 
• From the President: A Worldwide Cause 
• State of the Profession: The Hits Keep Coming 
• From the General Secretary: Preaching to the Choir? 
Book Reviews 
• Academic Freedom after September 11 
• The Three Magic Letters: Getting to PhD 
• To Export Progress: The Golden Age of University Assistance in the Americas 
• The True Genius of America at Risk: Are We Losing Our Public Universities to De Facto Privatization? 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2006 Issues 
November-December 2006 
Features 
• Governance Review Without Tears 
• The Color of Our Classroom, the Color of Our Future 
• Shared Governance, Junior Faculty, and HBCUs 
• What Does “Academic Freedom” Mean? 
• Pleasure and Danger in Online Teaching and Learning 
• Contingent Faculty Across the Disciplines 
• How Can You Teach Composition Without Adjuncts or Tenure Lines? 
• Minding the Academy’s Business 
Letters to the Editor 
• AAUP Errs on Al-Arian 
• Social Stigma Hurts Part-Timers 
• Bias in the Academy? 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Special Committee Preparing Report 
• New Mexico Highlands Settles with Faculty Member 
• Conference on Contingent Academic Labor 
• David Rabban Appointed Committee A Chair 
• CFA Makes Commitment to Capital Campaign 
• Summer Institute Gets Northwest Exposure 
• Contingent Faculty Index Available 
• New Redbook Published this Fall 
Nota Bene 
• Federal Commission Issues Disappointing Report 
• Ohio Applicants Must Disavow Terrorist Ties 
• Cuba Policies Inhibit Exchange of Ideas 
• Age-Bias Suit Filed by Adjunct Passed Over for the Tenure Track 
• Iranian Leader Urges Purge of Liberal Faculty 
• California Protects Student Press 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Contingent Issues, HBCUs, and Other Stuff of the Profession 
• Legal Watch: Faculty Speech 
• From the General Secretary: Bs Are Rare 
• From the President: The AAUP Needs You 
Book Reviews 
• A Test of Leadership: Charting the Future of U.S. Higher Education 
• The Professors: The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America 
• The Making of Princeton University: From Woodrow Wilson to the Present 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2006 
Features 
• Class Issues Outside the Classroom 
• How Liberal Arts Colleges Perpetuate Bias 
• Don’t Lose Your Working-Class Students 
• A Philosopher Looks at the “Academic Bill of Rights” 
• Fighting Back: Taking Power in Colorado 
• Fighting Back: You Have a Right to Information 
Academic Boycott Conference Papers 
• Introduction to Academic Boycotts 
• On Academic Boycotts 
• Supporters of the AAUP Report 
• Critics of the AAUP Report 
• The South African Boycott Experience 
• Mixed Perspectives 
• Reflections 
Letters to the Editor 
• Academic Boycotts 
• Gay Rights on Campus 
AAUP at Work 
• Government Must Act on Foreign Scholar's Visa 
• Groups Endorse Academic Freedom Statement 
• New Work-and-Family Resource Available on Web 
• New Mexico Highlands President Steps Down 
Nota Bene 
• Federal Panel Approves Report 
• Scholars Sue Government Over Access to Cuba 
• Another Professor Barred From Entering the United States 
• Florida Legislation Mandates How to Teach History 
• Tax Issue for Faculty Retirement Packages 
Columns 
• From the Editor 
• Faculty Forum: Teaching the Iraq War 
• From the General Secretary: Silence Is Not the Answer 
• From the President: A Tree of Life for the AAUP 
Book Reviews 
• Aiding Students, Buying Students: Financial Aid in America 
• Remaking the American University: Market-Smart and Mission-Centered 
• Our Underachieving Colleges: A Candid Look at How Much Students Learn and Why They Should Be Learning More 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2006 
Features 
• The View from Chapel Hill 
• (Re)Writing the History of Race at Emory 
• The Difficult Dialogues Initiative 
• Inquiry, Respect, and Dissent 
• Campus Religious Conflict Should Go Public 
• Difficult Silences 
• Can Empathy Be Taught? 
• Getting Religion in the Public Research University 
• Acting Against Oppression 
AAUP at Work 
• Analysis Demonstrates Flaws in Book 
• AAUP Welcomes New General Counsel 
• AAUP Special Committee to Examine Deepening Post-Katrina Concerns 
• AAUP Protests Arrest of Iranian Scholar 
• Member Contributions Build Endowment 
Nota Bene 
• Al Arian, Plea Bargain Rejected, Remains in Jail 
• Faculty Prevail in AAUP-Supported Case 
• Online Library Gives Iraquis Access to Science 
• Federal Commission to Report in September 
• Damaging Legislative Proposals Petering Out 
• Discrimination Ruling 
• Graduate Students to Receive Paid Family Leave 
• Geology Journal Declines to Publish Iranian Authors 
• Professors Resign From Fundamentalist College 
Annual Meeting 
• 2006 Annual Meeting Explored Faculty’s Public Image 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Difficult Dialogues 
• From the General Secretary: No University Left Alone 
• Faculty Forum: Paddy Wagon Politics 
• State of the Profession: Academic Unionism 
Book Reviews 
• Going Broke by Degree: Why College Costs Too Much 
• Old Main: Small Colleges in Twenty-first Century America 
• The People v. Harvard Law: How America’s Oldest Law School Turned Its Back on Free Speech 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
May-June 2006 
Features 
• Fomenting Dissent on Campus 
• How We Can Resist Corporatization 
• Life at Mission Creep U 
• Nobel Prizewinner Kenneth Arrow on Economic Thought and Academic Freedom 
• Fighting Back: Peace Studies is Not Terrorism 
• Fighting Back: A Fair Wage for Staff in Colorado 
• The Ethics of Writing Recommendation Letters 
• When Is a Mentor Like a Monk? 
• Who Will Teach the Nurses? 
• Why and How to Be Interdisciplinary 
AAUP at Work 
• Cary Nelson Elected AAUP President 
• AAUP Protests Exclusion of Foreign Scholars 
• Chapters and Conferences Support Capital Campaign 
• Springer Assumes AAUP Counsel Position 
Nota Bene 
• Supreme Court Rules on Solomon Amendment 
• Federal Panel Paper Blames Faculty for High Costs 
• For-Profit Online Education Receives a Boon 
• Patriot Act Renewed 
• Congressional Hearing Held on Document Withdrawals 
• Alternative-Coursework Legislation Defeated 
• Law Enforcement Visits Professor 
• Dictionary Society Endorses AAUP Policy 
Columns 
• Government Relations: I've Seen the Future 
• From the Editor: Talk Back 
• From the General Secretary: Sarbanes-Oxley 
Book Reviews 
• Higher Education for the Public Good: Emerging Voices from a National Movement 
• Speak No Evil: The Triumph of Hate Speech Regulation 
• My Freshman Year: What a Professor Learned by Becoming a Student 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2006 
The Devaluing of Higher Education 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2005–06 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Responds to Katrina’s Impact on New Orleans Universities 
• AAUP Questions University on Status of Al-Arian 
• Testimony Given at Government Hearing 
• AAUP Joins Lawsuit in Ideological Exclusion Case 
• Suffolk University Adjuncts Unionize 
• AAUP Files Brief in Colorado Tenure Case 
• Professors to Assist at Maryland Polls 
• AAUP Retirement Survey Receives Gift 
• AAUP Named in Bequest 
Nota Bene 
• Group Pressures Brandeis University to Remove Scholar 
• NYU Administration Takes Action against Strikers 
• University Ordered to Negotiate with Union 
• Decline in Foreign Student Enrollment Slows 
Columns 
• From the General Secretary Academic Boycotts—No! 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
January-February 2006 
Features 
• Robert Bellah on Religion, Morality, and the Politics of Resentment 
• My Religious College, My Secular Profession 
• Making the Silence Visible 
• Critical Intellectual Inquiry at Catholic Colleges 
• Faith Statements Do Restrict Academic Freedom 
• The Value of Limitations 
• A Pocket Guide to Negotiating Your Small-College Contract 
• Deconstructing Faculty Doors 
• Faculty, Own Thyself 
• What’s in a Name? 
• Linking Faculty Raises to College Resources 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Leaders Testify in Public Hearings 
• New AAUP Guidebooks Available 
• AAUP Files Complaint in Ideological Exclusion Case 
• Campus Equity Week Highlights Exploitation of Contingent Faculty 
• Suffolk University Adjuncts File for Union 
• AAUP Submits Brief in Military Recruiting Case 
Nota Bene 
• American University President Resigns 
• University Leaders to Assist FBI 
• AAUP Loses Valued Leader 
• Vatican May Cut Ties with Some U.S. Colleges 
• Government to Set Goals for Higher Education 
• Faculty Can Bring Discrimination Suit 
• Part Timers at the New School Negotiate Strong Contract 
• Court Ruling Favors Faculty Rights 
• NYU Graduate Employees Strike for Recognition 
• Drug Law Denies Aid to Thousands of Students 
• College Outsources Grading 
• Faculty Prevail in Washington Pay Case 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Tales of Two Wheatons and More 
• From The General Secretary: Health Care and Democracy 
• State of the Profession: The Starbucks Effect 
• Government Relations: Does the Public Still Care? 
• Faculty Forum: Nontraditional=Unpaid 
Book Reviews 
• Equity and Excellence in American Higher Education 
• A Place on the Team: The Triumph and Tragedy of Title IX 
• Saving Higher Education in the Age of Money 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2005 Issues 
November-December 2005 
Features 
• Trained for Nothing 
• How to Grade a Dissertation 
• Hey, Capitol Hill: Fund Graduate Education 
• The Academic Job Market Is Bad for All of Us 
• Let's Keep the Dean After All 
• Who Needs a Faculty Senate? 
• Disability Law and Your Classroom 
• “Thank You Very Much. That’s All the Time You Have” 
• Some Branches Were More Equal Than Others 
Letters to the Editor 
• The Whole Truth 
• Dressing for Class 
AAUP at Work 
• Art Institute Faculty Win Tenure 
• AAUP Members Enjoy Summer Institute 
• Information Sought on Administrator Evaluation 
• AAUP Joins in Patriot Act Brief 
Nota Bene 
• Pentagon Proposes Restrictions on Foreign Scientists 
• Groups Urge Scientist’s Release 
• Congressman Investigates Climate Scientists 
• Princeton Adopts New Family-Leave Policy 
• New College Rankings Focus on Social Service 
• Credit Card Debt Exceeds Student Debt 
• Political Action Committee to Focus on Education 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Unthemed 
• Faculty Forum: Making Graduate School More Parent Friendly 
• Legal Watch: Post-Tenure-Review Blues? 
• Government Relations: The Choices We Make 
• From the General Secretary: From Those to Whom Much Is Given 
Book Reviews 
• The Rule of Four 
• Restoring Free Speech and Liberty on Campus and FIRE's Guide to Free Speech on Campus 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2005 
Features 
• Will Your Campus Diversity Initiative Work? 
• AcaDemocrats 
• Stars, Apprentices, and the Scholar-Teacher Split 
• Bias Against Caregiving 
• Faculty Activism: The Ivory Tower and Scholar-Activism 
• Faculty Activism: Utopian Universities And International Activism 
• Fighting Back: Free Speech Zones on Campus 
• Fighting Back: Homogeneity And Free Speech In Utah 
• Fighting Back: Whose Truth? 
• Fighting Back: Blogging Back at the Right 
• Who’s Paying for the Culture Wars? 
• Joan Wallach Scott on Threats to Academic Freedom 
AAUP At Work 
• AAUP to Survey Retirement Benefits 
• AAUP Opposes Legislation Curbing Academic Freedom 
• Survey of Community Colleges Under Way 
• 1940 Statement Endorsed By Three Additional Groups 
• AAUP Files Amicus Brief in Whistleblowing Case 
• AAUP Files Brief in Intellectual Property Case 
• Court Restricts Free Speech for College Students 
Nota Bene 
• Consortium to Address Retiree Health Benefits 
• Graduate-Employee Union Threatened at NYU 
• Administration Threatens Science, Group Says 
• Professors Sued Over Criticisms 
• Conference Offers Tips for Dealing with Investigations 
• AAUP Loses Valued Member 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Your Organization, Your Magazine 
• Government Relations: More, Please 
• State of the Profession: Tarnishing the Image 
• From the General Secretary: Give More, Interfere Less 
Book Reviews 
• University, Inc.: The Corporate Corruption of Higher Education 
• Scandals and Scoundrels: Seven Cases That Shook the Academy and Historians in Trouble: Plagiarism, Fraud, and Politics in the Ivory Tower 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2005 
Features 
• How Can Assessment Work for Us? 
• Diversity, Discourse, and the Working-Class Student 
• The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning 
• Balancing Acts: Tenure-Track Faculty in Learning Communities 
• Educational Technology and "Roads Scholars" 
• Where Do Faculty Receive Their PhDs? 
• How to Write a Letter of Recommendation 
AAUP at Work 
• Government Relations Committee Hits the Road 
• AAUP Developing Part-time Faculty Policy 
• David Hollinger Appointed Committee A Chair 
• Annual Meeting Focuses on Academic Freedom 
• Fifty-Year AAUP Members Honored 
• AAUP General Secretary Authorizes Investigation 
Nota Bene 
• Boycott of Universities Repealed 
• Proportion on Tenure Track Drops 
• Global Higher Education Rankings Issued 
• Group Urges International Protections for Scholars 
• Ivy League Graduate Assistants Strike 
• Foreign Scholars Encounter Visa Problems 
• Licensing Proposal Threatens U.S. Research 
• Bills Challenge Faculty Control over Curriculum 
• Supreme Court to Hear Recruiting Case 
• Artists Investigated by Federal Government 
• Older Workers May Sue, Court Affirms 
• Ford Foundation Starts New Grant Program 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Rethinking Faculty Work 
• Faculty Forum: Intellectual Entrepreneurship 
• Legal Watch: Significant Supreme Court Employment Rulings 
• State of the Profession: Faith and the Limits of Dissent 
• From the General Secretary: Academic Freedom Undermined: Self-Censorship 
Book Reviews 
• Office Hours: Activism and Change in the Academy 
• Pasteur's Quadrant and Chaos of Disciplines 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
May-June 2005 
Features 
• What Makes Shared Governance Work?: An Australian Perspective 
• A University Senate for All 
• Sunshine Laws in Higher Education 
• Auburn University: A Case Study in the Need for Sunshine 
• Faculty Governance at Historically Black Colleges and Universities 
• Capitalism, Academic Style, and Shared Governance 
• When Divorce is Not an Option: The Board and the Faculty 
Letters to the Editor 
• Political Bias on Campus 
• Active Learning 
• Classroom Culture 
• Intelligent Design 
• Reality Television 
• Three-Year Degree 
AAUP at Work 
• Legal Information Available on AAUP Web Site 
Nota Bene 
• Middle East Studies Professors Draw Fire 
• NIH Issues New Conflict-of-Interest Rules 
• Recommendations Issued on Work-Life Balance 
• Ruling Allows Suits over Retaliation 
• Security Clearance Delays Lessening 
• Adjuncts Dismissed en Masse in Chicago 
• Collective Bargaining Rights Affirmed in Florida 
Columns 
• From the Guest Editor: Shared Governance Under Fire: Reform and Renewal 
• Faculty Forum: It Takes a Village to Create a Full Professor 
• Legal Watch: The Wisdom of Solomon 
• Government Relations: Visa Reform 
• Dad and David Horowitz 
Book Reviews 
• I Am Charlotte Simmons 
• Ivy and Industry, Academic Capitalism and the New Economy, and Buying In or Selling Out? 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2005 
Inequities Persist for Women & Non-Tenure-Track Faculty 
• The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2004–05 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Council Addresses Graduate Student Issues 
Nota Bene 
• Court Rules for Faculty in Military Recruiting Case 
• Science Advising Process in State of Crisis, Group Says 
• Study Finds Students Earning, Borrowing More 
• Medical Group Calls for Sharing Research Results 
• Academe Gets New Editor 
• Restrictions on Scholarly Editing Dropped 
• Companies Subpoena Publishers and Reviewers 
• Affirmative Action Policies Continue to Be Controversial 
• Conference Explores Academic Freedom 
• Auburn Removed from Probation by Accreditor 
• Changes Made to Domestic Partner Benefits 
• The AAUP Remembers Former President Glass 
• Google Announces Two New Ventures 
Columns 
• Faculty Forum: When Retirement Equals Eviction 
• Legal Watch: Electronic Citizenship 
• State of the Profession: Birds of a Feather? 
• From the General Secretary-Gender Inequity 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
For The Record 
• Born Free but in Chains: Academic Freedom and Rights of Governance 
January-February 2005 
Features 
• The Academic Elite Goes to Washington, and to War 
• Why "Active Learning" Can Be Perilous to the Profession 
• "Believing in Yourself" as Classroom Culture 
• Personal Philosophies of Teaching: A False Promise? 
• Wedging Creationism into the Academy 
• Extreme Academia 
• Speaking Truth to Power: An Interview with Chinua Achebe 
Letters to the Editor 
• Accreditors As Referees 
• Incongruous Photos 
• Palestinian Universities 
AAUP at Work 
• Michigan Tech Faculty Choose to Unionize 
• AAUP Chapter Crafts Retirement Plan 
Nota Bene 
• University Administrators Bar Speakers 
• U.S. Government Restricts Travel to Cuba 
• Enrollment of Foreign Students Declines 
• Muslim Scholar Barred From U.S. Academic Post 
• University Will Allow NAACP Chapter 
• Uniform Undergraduate Degree Adopted in Europe 
• Courts Find Discrimination 
• Financial Benefits of Athletics Unclear 
• Corporate Sponsorship Problematic, Review Finds 
• Campus Free-Speech Zone Ruled Illegal 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Classroom Cultures 
• Faculty Forum: The Future of the AAUP 
• Government Relations: Outlook for the Coming Year 
• State of the Profession: Dangerous Art 
• From the General Secretary: Funding Academic Freedom 
Book Reviews 
• The Innovator's Dilemma and The Innovator's Solution 
• The Two-Body Problem: Dual-Career-Couple Hiring Practices in Higher Education 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2004 Issues 
November-December 2004 
Features 
• Working Part Time After Tenure 
• Family-Friendly Policies and the Research University 
• Fear Factor: How Safe Is It to Make Time for Family? 
• Do Babies Matter (Part II)? Closing the Baby Gap 
• Hitting the Maternal Wall 
• Balancing Work and Family for Faculty: Why It's Important 
• Developing and Implementing Work-Family Policies for Faculty 
At Work 
• Rhode Island Chapter Defends Academic Freedom 
• Summer Institute Invigorates and Informs 
• AAUP Signs Age Discrimination Brief 
• AAUP Signs Brief in Title IX Case 
• AAUP Participates in International Meeting 
• Contingent Labor Conference Grades Institutions 
Nota Bene 
• Government Revises Position on Publishing 
• Financial Conflicts Not Disclosed, Says Group 
• Settlement Reached in Freedom of Speech Case 
• Poetry Earns a Little Respect 
• Universities Rely Increasingly on Postdoctoral Positions 
• Labor Board Rules in Graduate Assistants Case 
• New Column to Debut in January 
Columns 
• From the Guest Editor: Balancing Faculty Careers and Family Work 
• Government Relations: No News Equals Good News? 
• Legal Watch: Family Matters 
• State of the Profession: The Other Brown 
• From the General Secretary: Campaign for the Common Good 
Book Reviews 
• Dual Review: Scientific Research in Education & Evidence Matters 
• Knowledge and Money: Research Universities and the Paradox of the Marketplace 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2004 
Features 
• Between Saddam and the American Occupation: Iraq's Academic Community Struggles for Autonomy 
• Iraqi Universities Struggle to Rebuild the "House of Knowledge" 
• Baghdad University: A Day in the Life 
• If You Believe in Faith: An Interview with Afghanistan's Minister of Higher Education 
• U.S. Embargo Walls Us In 
• Higher Education Reform in the Balkans 
• Fighting Corruption in Georgia's Universities 
• Academic Rebels Far from Home 
• The Faculty's Role in Reforming College Sports 
• If Football Referees Made Accreditation Calls: A Modest Proposal 
AAUP at Work 
• Vermont Librarian Honored for Activism on Patriot Act 
• AAUP Forms Task Force on State Budgets 
• Negotiating a First Contract: A Primer 
Nota Bene 
• Universities Express Concern About the USA Patriot Act 
• Academics Protest Ford and Rockefeller Grant Terms 
• Government Scrutinizes Scholarly Publishing 
• Visa Problems May Damage U.S. Science, Groups Warn 
• Ban Violates First Amendment, Court Rules 
• Settlement Reached at Southern Mississippi 
• Colorado Passes Higher Education Voucher Program 
• Revised Rules on Research Misconduct Proposed 
• New Conflict-of-Interest Guidelines Issued 
• NCAA Board Approves Athletics Reform 
• Groups Urge Senate Hearing on Archivist Appointment 
• University Tries to Defuse Dispute over Student Group 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Rebuilding Academia Around the World 
• Government Relations: The Higher Education Act—Not This Year 
• Academe: Legal Watch: Disabilities and the Academic Workplace 
• State of the Profession: Tenure in Hand 
• From the General Secretary: Academic Freedom and Human Rights 
Book Reviews 
• Anti-Intellectualism in American Media: Magazines and Higher Education 
• Threatening Anthropology: McCarthyism and the FBI's Surveillance of Activist Anthropologists 
• Stand, Columbia: A History of Columbia University in the City of New York, 1754-2004 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2004 
Features 
• Financial Forces and the Future of American Higher Education 
• Growing Expenses, Shrinking Resources: The States and Higher Education 
• The Changing Nature of Financial Aid 
• Free Higher Education 
• Federal Underinvestment in Education Research 
• The Mixed Legacy of Clark Kerr: A Personal View 
AAUP At Work 
• Buck Wins Third Term as AAUP President 
• AAUP Research Cited at Conference on Faculty Careers 
Nota Bene 
• Army Investigates Participants in Islam Conference 
• Foreign Students Decline to Study at U.S. Universities 
• Contingent Faculty Win Legal Victory in Washington 
• Antigay Controversy Bedevils Boston College 
• Graduation Rates Are Not Falling, New Report Says 
• New Rules Threaten Political Advocacy by Nonprofits 
• Lawmakers Consider Charges of Political Bias on Campus 
• Internet Surveillance: A New Task for Universities? 
• Scientists Say Bush Administration Misuses Science 
• Report Suggests Ways to Achieve Diversity 
Annual Meeting 
• Annual Meeting Celebrates Decade of Challenge 
Columns 
• From the Editor: New Financial Times 
• Government Relations: Political Science? 
• Legal Watch: Faculty Diversity in a Brave New World 
• State of the Profession: Dread Risk in San Francisco 
• From the General Secretary: I Love the Academy 
Book Reviews 
• Shakespeare, Einstein, and the Bottom Line and Governing Academia 
• Science in the Private Interest: Has the Lure of Profits Corrupted Biomedical Research? 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
May-June 2004 
Features 
• E-Racing History: America's Struggle with Diversity, Race, and Affirmative Action in Higher Education 
• Women and Retirement: Reflections from the Field 
• Bright Networks and Dark Spaces: Implications of Manuel Castells for Higher Education 
• Identity and Community in the Academy: Ascription and Affiliation 
• The Influence of Athletics in the University Community 
• Academics in Literature 
• Rekindling the Dialogue: Education According to Plato and Dewey 
Letters to the Editor 
• Adjunct Advocate 
• Chinese Higher Education 
• Professors' Trading Cards 
• Affirmative Action 
• Assessment and Learning 
AAUP At Work 
• Mary Burgan Retires as AAUP General Secretary 
• Roger Bowen Appointed AAUP General Secretary 
• AAUP Conferences Sponsor Lobby Days 
• AAUP Research Director Reports on Gender Gap 
• Contract Reached at Emerson College 
Nota Bene 
• Subpoenas Withdrawn in Antiwar Conference Case 
• Workplace Demands Are Tougher on Women Faculty 
• Women Underrepresented on Science Faculties 
• Decision Reversed in Freedom of Speech Case 
• Court Orders Labor Board to Reconsider 
• Enrollment Gap Developing, Education Group Says 
• Muhlenberg College Debates USA Patriot Act 
• Internet References Unreliable 
• Group Issues Guidelines for Improving Access 
Columns 
• From the Guest Editor: Summer Reading 101 
• Government Relations: Faculty, the Elections, and the AAUP 
• Legal Watch: What's Yours Is Mine? 
• State of the Prfoession: Dante Comes to Kansas 
• From the General Secretary: A Fond Farewell 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2004 
Don't Blame Faculty for High Tuition 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2003-04 
AAUP at Work 
• Work and Family Services Available 
• New Collective Bargaining Chapters Formed 
• Resolution Passed on Free Higher Education 
• Events Draw Attention to Contingent Faculty Issues 
• Retired Faculty Members Stay Active 
Nota Bene 
• Report Calls for Uniform Conflict-of-Interest Policy 
• Shortages of Scientists and Engineers Projected 
• National Academies Helps Foreign Scholars 
• Former AAUP President David Fellman Dies 
• Students Denied Access to Higher Education, Group Says 
• Auburn Put on Probation by Accreditor 
• Virginia Tech Board Reverses Itself on Appointment 
• Number of Awarded Doctorates Declines 
• AAUP Briefs Support Antidiscrimination Policies 
• AAUP Files Brief in Academic Freedom Case 
• University of California Settles Gender-Bias Suit 
Columns 
• Government Relations: Money and Politics 
• Legal Watch: I Know What You Did Last Year 
• State of the Profession: Keeping the Faith 
• From the General Secretary: Outsourcing 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
January-February 2004 
Features 
• Trading Spaces: The Faculty Office in Cross-Cultural Perspective 
• The Costs and Benefits of World-Class Universities 
• Open-Source Unionism: New Workers, New Strategies 
• Contingent Faculty and the New Academic Labor System 
• Taking Teaching Seriously 
• Will Universities Lock Out Students? 
• The Entrepreneurial Adjunct 
• The Academy in the Age of Digital Labor 
• Supporting Women and Minority Faculty 
Letters to the Editor 
• Tenure Expectations 
• Teaching Evaluations 
• Computer Privacy 
• Science and Security 
• California State University 
AAUP At Work 
• Roger Bowen Appointed AAUP General Secretary 
• AAUP Director Testifies at Workers' Rights Hearing 
• AAUP President Outlines Governance Problems 
Nota Bene 
• Congress May Penalize Colleges for Tuition Hikes 
• Tuition Increases at Community Colleges 
• Oral History Exempted From Federal Oversight 
• Free-Speech Rights of College Newspapers Contested 
• University Redefines Academic Freedom 
• Professor Awarded Damages in Retaliation Case 
• AAUP Files Brief in Free-Speech Case 
• AAUP Council Member Remembered 
Columns 
• From the Editor: The New Academic Labor System 
• Government Relations: The Wisdom Will Survive 
• Legal Watch: Contingent Faculty and the Courts 
• State of the Profession: The Poetry of Disrespect 
• From the General Secretary: Good Sports 
Book Reviews 
• Universities in the Marketplace: The Commercialization of Higher Education 
• Clueless in Academe: How Schooling Obscures the Life of the Mind 
• Refinancing the College Dream: Access, Equal Opportunity, and Justice for Taxpayers 
• Grade Inflation: A Crisis in College Education 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2003 Issues 
November-December 2003 
Features 
• Diverse Student Bodies, Diverse Faculties 
• To Be an Ordinary Department 
• Chinese Higher Education Enters a New Era 
• Less Assessment, More Learning 
• Trading Cards for the Professoriate 
Letters to the Editor 
• GLBT Faculty Reject Marginalization 
• Open or Shut Doors at CUNY? 
• Magazine Cover Critique 
• Complications of Disabilities 
• Effects of Merit Pay 
• Solution to Grade Inflation 
AAUP at Work 
• Work-Family Roundtable Convened in Washington 
• Summer Institute Draws Record Numbers 
• Conference Addresses Athletics and Academics 
Nota Bene 
• New Formula May Endanger Pell Grant Awards 
• Private Borrowing for College Increasing 
• Conference Held on Scholars at Risk 
• Relax Distance Education Rules, Department Says 
• Group Issues Accreditation Fact Sheets 
• Reading Choice Again Stirs Controversy 
• Higher Education Works Well, Americans Say 
• Web Site Offers Scholarly Links 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Academic Freedom after 9/11 
• Government Relations: The USA Patriot Act 
• Legal Watch: Sexual Harassment Policies on Campus 
• State of the Profession: This Jewell Is a Real Gem 
• From the General Secretary: Tenure and Its Discontents 
Book Reviews 
• The Future of the Public University in America: Beyond the Crossroads 
• Academic Ethics: Problems and Materials on Professional Conduct and Shared Governance 
• Increasing Faculty Diversity: The Occupational Choices of High-Achieving Minority Students 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2003 
Features 
• Science Publishing in the Age of Bioterrorism 
• Balancing Security and Openness in Research and Education 
• After the Cold War: A New Calculus for Science and Security 
• Can E.T. Phone Home? The Brave New World of University Surveillance 
• Marketing Science, Marketing Ourselves 
• Windows Without Curtains: Computer Privacy and Academic Freedom 
• Student Teaching Evaluations: Inaccurate, Demeaning, Misused 
• International Access to American Higher Education 
• Affirming Diversity at Michigan 
Letters to the Editor 
• Who Calls the Shots? 
• Not Chilling Freedom 
• Course Criticized 
• Tenure As a Perk 
• New University Slighted 
Nota Bene 
• Government Proposal May Curtail Access to Data 
• Researchers Warned to Avoid Controversial Words 
• Chancellor Asks Faculty to Affirm His Leadership 
• Historians Condemn Abuse Of Contingent Appointments 
• AAUP Supports Pennsylvania Teaching Assistants 
• College Costs Continue to Rise, Studies Show 
• Book Editors Donate Royalties 
• Science and Security Initiative Established 
• University of Central Arkansas Celebrates End to Censure 
• Special Committee to Release Report 
• States Not Exempt from Family Leave Law 
• Supreme Court Upholds Diversity in Admissions 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Scientific Openness and Security 
• Government Relations: The Higher Education Act 
• Legal Watch: Academic Hard Times 
• State of the Profession: Tenure and Diversity 
• From the General Secretary: Academic Freedom Without Tenure: New Pathways 
Book Reviews 
• Steal This University: The Rise of the Corporate University and the Academic Labor Movement 
• The Free Speech Movement: Reflections on Berkeley in the 1960s 
• Tuition Rising: Why College Costs So Much 
For the Record 
• Twenty-first Alexander Meiklejohn Award 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2003 
Features 
• Attracting and Retaining Women in Science and Engineering 
• Working Toward Equality 
• The Wonderful World of College Brochures 
• Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don't 
• Outsiders Within? 
• Open Admissions at the City University of New York 
• Hidden Disability and an Academic Career 
• The New Generation of American Scholars 
AAUP at Work 
• Annual Meeting Addresses Liberal Education 
• Association Receives Grants to Support Work 
• Fifty Year Members Honored 
Nota Bene 
• Problems Increasing for International Students 
• Anti-Semitic Incidents Up, Group Says 
• Government Restricts Access to Information 
• Libraries Fear New Copyright Laws Will Hurt Research 
• Drop in Undergraduates Earning B.A.'s in Four Years 
• Bankrupt Company Hurts Libraries, Publishers 
• Nevada Regents Limit Access to Private Records 
• Kansas Governor Affirms Academic Freedom 
• Remarks at Columbia Trigger Protests 
• College Athletics Scandals Erupt Nationwide 
• Faculty Successfully Oppose Presidential Candidate 
Columns 
• From the Editor: The New Academic Community 
• Government Relations: Education as Commodity 
• Legal Watch: Judicial Forays into Merit Pay 
• State of the Profession: Student Right or Faculty Prerogative? 
• From the General Secretary: New Pathways and the New American Scholar 
Book Reviews 
• Iconoclast: Abraham Flexner and a Life in Learning 
• Women Faculty of Color in the White Classroom 
• The Gold and the Blue Volume 1: Academic Triumphs 
• The Gold and the Blue Volume 2: Political Turmoil 
May-June 2003 
Features 
• Academic Freedom and the "Intifada Curriculum" 
• Academic Freedom and National Security in Times of Crisis 
• Academic Freedom as a Human Right: An Internationalist Perspective 
• Hate Groups, Big Dykes and Other Problems in Academic Freedom 
• Reluctant Foot Soldiers: America's Undergraduates Rebuff Opponents of Academic Freedom 
• Should Faculty Be "Managed" ? 
• Victims of Circumstance: Academic Freedom in a Contingent Academy 
• Libraries, Books, and Academic Freedom 
• Resolving Academic Freedom: Professional Groups Defend Intellectual Openness 
Letters to the Editor 
• Clash of Worldviews 
• Babies Do Matter 
AAUP at Work 
• Conference Examines Academic Freedom 
• Hearing on Contingent Faculty Held at Emerson College 
• AAUP Advises Congress on Higher Education Act 
Nota Bene 
• Percent Plans Do Not Increase Diversity, Studies Say 
• Commission Divided on Changes to Title IX 
• Health Centers' Financial Woes Continue, Report Says 
• Professor Develops Internet Database on Grade Inflation 
• Welfare Law Limits Educational Opportunity 
• Minnesota Settles Gender-Bias Suits 
• Virginia Board's Actions Draw Criticism 
• The Association Loses Two Stalwarts 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Academic Freedom and National Security 
• Government Relations: Mixed Signals 
• Legal Watch: Educational Malpractice: Faculty Beware? 
• State of the Profession: Academic Freedom and Religion 
• From the General Secretary: New Pathways 
Book Reviews 
• Silence at Boalt Hall: The Dismantling of Affirmative Action 
• Teaching to Learn/Learning to Teach: Meditations on the Classroom 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2003 
Unequal Progress 
• The Annual Report On The Economic Status Of The Profession, 2002-03 
Letters to the Editor 
• Access to Higher Education 
• Cultural Politics 
• Changes to Tenure 
AAUP at Work 
• Conference Focuses on Contingent Faculty Issues 
• The AAUP Supports Affirmative Action 
Nota Bene 
• Science Leaders Say Visa Restrictions Hurting Research 
• Legality of Collecting Student Data Questioned 
• Foreign Students Jailed for Light Course Loads 
• Free Speech Controversy Erupts at UC Berkeley 
• Scholarly Group Issues Recruiting Recommendations 
• Group Affirms Importance of Academic Freedom 
• Evangelical College Granted Accreditation on Appeal 
• New Visa Status Created for Border-Crossing Students 
• UNC Study Finds Pay Disparities 
• Groups Say Data Withheld for Ideological Reasons 
• Supreme Court Lets Copyright Extension Stand 
• Al-Arian Indicted, Arrested, and Dismissed 
• Egyptian Scholar Acquitted In Third Trial 
• Justice Department Responds to Information Request 
Columns 
• Government Relations-Is Higher Education Worth Funding? 
• Legal Watch-Background Checks: When the Past Isn't Past 
• State of the Profession-Sailing Under False Colors 
• From the General Secretary-A Darkling Plain? 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
January-February 2003 
Features 
• Learning Communities and Liberal Education 
• Millennial Teaching 
• The Radicalism of the Liberal Arts Tradition 
• Remaking Liberal Education: The Challenges of New Media 
• Will Budget Troubles Restructure Higher Education? 
• Racial Equity and Higher Education 
• The AAUP's Censure List 
AAUP at Work 
• Lively Governance Conference Held in Atlanta 
• Tenure Rights Expanded at Western Michigan University 
Nota Bene 
• Government Policy Hindering Science, Advisers Say 
• University Drops Prohibition on Web Links 
• Committee A Clarifies Issue Raised in Al-Arian Case 
• Merit Scholarships Help Those Least in Need, Study Says 
• Reforms to Higher Education Recommended 
• Industry Influences Medical Research, Survey Reports 
• Higher Education Loses Two Friends in Congress 
• Retired Professors to Serve In Developing Nations 
• Faculty Leader Defends Reading Assignment 
• University of Toronto Settles Conflict-of-Interest Suit 
• Bush Administration Sued Over Library Records 
• Jury Grants Award in Retaliation Suit 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Liberal Learning 
• Government Relations: Higher Education and the 108th Congress 
• Legal Watch: Misconduct Accusations in Tenure Reviews 
• State of the Profession: Discrimination, Athletics, and the Faculty Voice 
• From the General Secretary: Tenure Expands 
Book Reviews 
• Democracy's Children: Intellectuals and the Rise of Cultural Politics 
• The Future of the City of Intellect: The Changing American University 
For the Record 
• List of Censured Administrations, 1930-2002 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2002 Issues 
November-December 2002 
Features 
• Angels in America at the Catholic University of America 
• Do Babies Matter? The Effect of Family Formation on the Lifelong Careers of Academic Men and Women 
• From Adelphi to Enron 
• Authentic Values and Ersatz Standards: Making Sense of College Rankings 
• Simplifying the Academic Hierarchy 
• Dishonesty in the Academy 
• The Philosophy and Psychology of Effective Institutional Budgeting 
Letters to the Editor 
• Palestinian Education 
• Corporate Model 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Watching "Campus Watch" 
• Successful Summer Institute Held in San Diego 
Nota Bene 
• Groups Question Justice Department 
• Major Revisions to SAT Planned 
• Exam Board To Stop Excising Literary Passages 
• Medical Journal Relaxes Conflict-of-Interest Rules 
• Disciplinary Group Says Junior Scholars Face Crisis 
• Report Details Financial Aid Inadequacies 
• Boycott of Israeli Scholar Evokes Protests 
• Diversity Project a Success, Sociologists' Group Says 
• Former Committee Chair Remembered 
• Egyptian Scholar Sentenced 
• Professor's Dismissal Subject of Court Battle 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Questions and Controversies 
• Government Relations: Improper Activities 
• Legal Watch: Curriculum Matters 
• State of the Profession: A Hard Choice About Tenure 
• From the General Secretary: Measuring Education 
Book Reviews 
• The Questions of Tenure 
• Higher Education Law: The Faculty 
• The Future of Religious Colleges 
For the Record 
• Higher Education and Middle Eastern Studies Following September 11, 2001 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2002 
Features 
• The Enclosure of the Academic Commons 
• Open Course Ware: A Case Study in Institutional Decision Making 
• Recently Deceased: The First Amendment in Virginia 
• The Content-Provider Paradox: Universities in the Information Ecosystem 
• Intellectual Property and the AAUP 
• Critical Patriotism 
• Questions and Answers for the Academic Community 
Letters to the Editor 
• Essential Fields Losing Out To Money Makers 
• Ex Corde Article Slights Church’s Rights 
• Students’ Heckling of Speaker Understandable 
• Thoughtful Exams Prevent Cheating 
AAUP at Work 
• Graduate Assistants Vote for AAUP Representation 
• Two New Staff Members Join The Association, One Retires 
Nota Bene 
• Contingent Faculty to Be Paid for Work Outside Class 
• Rally Leads to Sanctions for Student Groups 
• Dispute Resolution System Successful in Georgia 
• Foreign-Student Tracking System Faces Hurdles 
• Missouri Legislature Makes Punitive Budget Cuts 
• Medical Education Beleaguered, Report Warns 
• Higher Education Less Affordable 
• NYU Settles Tenure Denial Case 
• Supreme Court Will Hear Copyright Case 
• Accreditor Rejects Evangelical College 
• AAUP Files Brief in Curriculum Case 
• Supreme Court Allows Adjunct Instructor to Sue 
• Washington Adjuncts Settle Over Retirement Benefits 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Who Owns Your Ideas? 
• Government Relations: Questions for Candidates 
• Legal Watch: Do Students Have a Right to Privacy? 
• State of the Profession: Academic Freedom NOW 
• From the General Secretary: Pragmatism and the AAUP 
Book Reviews 
• Affirmative Action, Hate Speech, and Tenure: Narratives about Race, Law, and the Academy 
• Beyond Affirmative Action: Reframing the Context of Higher Education 
• Too Much to Ask: Black Women in the Era of Integration 
For the Record 
• OpenCourseWare and the Mission of MIT 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2002 
Features 
• Civic Engagement, Shared Governance, and Community Colleges 
• LaGuardia Community College: A Case Study in Academic Audacity 
• Shared Governance in the California Community Colleges 
• The Critical State of Shared Governance 
• Shared Governance on Black College Campuses 
• The End of Access? The Government’s New Information Policy 
• Access to Government Information in a Digital Environment 
Letters to the Editor 
• Salary Survey Ignores Adjuncts 
• Tiered System Bad for Profession 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Elects New Officers and Council Members 
• Annual Meeting Assesses Academy’s Transformation 
• AAUP Establishes Development Committee 
• AAUP Helping to Build Shared Governance 
Nota Bene 
• Balancing Work and Family Not Easy for Women Faculty 
• MIT Reviews Policy on Classified Research 
• Contingent Faculty Get More Job Security 
• Affirmative Action Upheld in Michigan Case 
• Marxist Professor Tenured Despite Community Protest 
• Publishers Support Controversial Book Decision 
• Report Says Women Faculty Still Marginalized 
• Donations Come with Strings Attached 
• Washington State Legislation Allows Faculty to Unionize 
• AAUP Supports Graduate Students’ Union Bids 
• Resolutions Issued on Free Speech, Smithsonian 
• Survey on Shared Governance Available 
• Research Institutions Improve Undergraduate Education 
• Two Prominent AAUP Members Remembered 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Reappraising the Value of Shared Governance 
• Government Relations: Paying for College 
• Legal Watch: Publish or Perish: The Ever-Higher Publications Hurdle for Tenure 
• State of the Profession: Academic Freedom and Student Newspapers 
• From the General Secretary: Tenure Now 
Book Reviews 
• The Internet Galaxy: Reflections on the Internet, Business, and Society 
• Crisis on Campus: Confronting Academic Misconduct 
• Summer Reading 
For the Record 
• Now, More Than Ever, We Need to Know the History of Our Recent Past 
• Measuring Shared Governance on Black College Campuses 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
May-June 2002 
Features 
• Education in the Global Market: Lessons From Australia 
• Academic Freedom in China 
• Renovation and Reform in Dominican Higher Education 
• On the Margins: Gender and Academic Freedom at Cairo University 
• A Question of Autonomy: The View from Salzburg 
• Bridging Walls and Crossing Borders in the Caribbean 
• Refuge for Academic Outcasts 
• Protecting Academic Freedom Worldwide 
• Academic Freedom and the Vatican’s Ex Corde Ecclesiae 
Letters to the Editor 
• Responses to September 11 
• Question of Ethics 
• For the Love of Teaching 
• Athletes and Academe 
• Alternatives to Tenure 
• Collegiality and Tenure 
• Faculty Diversity 
• AAUP Censure List 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Cosponsors Forum on Graduate Student Unions 
• New AAUP Affiliate Fights for Faculty Rights 
• New Edition of Faculty Handbook Guide Available 
Nota Bene 
• Scientific Information Pulled from Public Domain 
• Students Protest Free Speech Zones 
• Higher Education in Afghanistan on the Mend 
• Union Rights Curtailed at Church-Related Institutions 
• Arson Follows Suit over Domestic Partner Benefits 
• Film Looks at Open-Admissions Policy 
• Public Institution Considers Becoming Private 
• Underrepresentation of Minorities Bad for Business 
• Distance Education Teachers Work More, Report Says 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Globalization and the University 
• Government Relations: More Than the Market 
• Legal Watch: Talkin’ ‘Bout a Revolution? Technology and the Law 
• State of the Profession: Academic Research and Access to Information 
• From the General Secretary: Enron and Governance 
Book Reviews 
• Making the Most of College: Students Speak Their Minds 
• The Student Body: Short Stories About College Students and Professors 
• The States and Public Higher Education Policy: Affordability, Access, and Accountability 
For the Record 
• Salvadoran University Struggles Against the Odds 
• For the Record: Should All Disciplines Be Subject to the Common Rule? Human Subjects of Social Science Research 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2002 
Quite Good News-For Now 
• The Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession, 2001-02 
Nota Bene 
• Universities Grapple with Federal Requests 
• Long-Standing Desegregation Case Resolved 
• AAUP Joins Age Discrimination Case 
• Court Dismisses Digital Millennium Copyright Case 
• Medical Colleges Announce Human Research Guidelines 
• NYU Online, Other Distance Education Ventures Closed 
• Scholars Contest Presidential Records Decision 
• Scholars Issue Letter Justifying War 
• Sexism and Racism Reported at St. Cloud State University 
• NYU Reaches Contract Settlement with TAs 
• Academic Association Sets Pay Range for Adjuncts 
• Grade Inflation Scrutinized at Harvard and Elsewhere 
• Another 1940 Statement Endorser 
• AAUP Names New Academe Editor 
• AAUP Statement Updated and Approved 
Columns 
• Government Relations: Economic Downturn Hits the States 
• Legal Watch: Let the Sunshine In? 
• State of te Profession: Free Speech and the "Heckler's Veto" 
• From the General Secretary: Shoddy Scholarship 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
January-February 2002 
Features 
• September 11 and the Academic Profession: A Symposium 
• Professional Ethics, Day By Day 
• Scientific Misconduct 
• Athletic Victories, Educational Defeats 
• Honesty And Honor Codes 
• Academia, Then And Now 
• The Party's Over 
Letters to the Editor 
• Understanding Does Not Require Direct Experience 
• University and Corporate Service Do Not Mix 
AAUP at Work 
• Governance Conference Draws Faculty and Administrators 
• Conference Looks at Pros And Cons of Technology 
• Guide to Analyzing Salary Inequities Published 
Nota Bene 
• Developing Countries Get Free Access to Journals 
• Two Universities Resolve Sex-Discrimination Cases 
• New Group to Monitor Academic Freedom 
• Cal Grant Program Off To a Slow Start 
• Another Ruling in Affirmative Action Case 
• 1940 Statement’s Endorsers Now Number 180 
Responses to September 11, 2001 
• Responses to September 11, 2001 
Columns 
• From the Editor: What's Right? 
• Government Relations: Fighting Terrorism in a Free Society 
• Legal Watch: It’s Not Just Yelling Fire 
• From the General Secretary: Academic Freedom Is No Picnic 
• State of the Profession: Academic Freedom in a Time of Crisis 
Book Reviews 
• Teaching Without Tenure: Policies and Practices for a New Era 
• The Enterprise University: Power, Governance and Reinvention in Australia 
• To Retire or Not? Retirement Policy and Practice in Higher Education 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2001 Issues 
November-December 2001 
Features 
• Academic Freedom, Individual or Institutional? 
• A Balancing Act: Competing Claims for Academic Freedom 
• The University Counsel: A Roundtable Discussion 
• Making Defensible Tenure Decisions 
• Does Collegiality Count? 
• Making Accommodations: The Legal World of Students with Disabilities 
• A Key Collaboration: Phi Beta Kappa, the AAUP, and the Future of the Academy 
Letter to the Editor 
• Crossing Class Lines 
AAUP at Work 
• Collective Action Helps Detained Scholars 
• What Constitutes a Full-Time Course Load? 
• Unions Not Only Way to Achieve Faculty Goals 
Nota Bene 
• Chemistry Journal Reinstates Disputed Article 
• Medical Journals Strengthen Ethics Requirements 
• Faculty Diversification Not Progressing in Chemistry 
• VSU Board Dissolves Faculty Council 
• The Gap to Rise Between Rich And Poor Institutions 
• For-Profit Programs Proliferate 
• Favored Campus Projects Get Boost from Congress 
• Vatican Will Not Open Archives to Scholars 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Universities and the Law 
• Washington Watch: Pressures on Research and Academic Freedom 
• Legal Watch: The Play’s the Thing 
• State of the Profession: Academic Freedom on the Network 
• From the General Secretary: Cramming the Dorms 
Book Reviews 
• Breaking Out: VMI and the Coming of Women 
• Postbaccalaureate Futures: New Markets, Resources, Credentials 
• Appointment Denied: The Inquisition of Bertrand Russell 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2001 
Features 
• The President's Report: Successes, Setbacks, and Contingent Labor 
• Professional Values and the Allure of the Market 
• The Future of the Faculty in the Digital Diploma Mill 
• Academics on Board: University Presidents as Corporate Directors 
• Whose Property Is It? Negotiating with the University 
• Can This Campus be Bought? Commercial Influence in Unfamiliar Places 
• Risky Business: Universities and Intellectual Property 
Letter to the Editor 
• Faculty Excluded from Presidential Searches 
AAUP at Work 
• AAUP Chapter Protests Tenure Denial at NYU 
• AAUP Develops Campus Governance Survey 
• AAUP Combines Forces With Union in New York 
Nota Bene 
• Research Threatened at Smithsonian 
• Organization to Monitor Academic Freedom 
• Department Chair Removed For Failing to Discipline TAs 
• Oberlin Students Expelled By President 
• Bishops Approve Mandate Guidelines 
• Faculty Push University for Contraceptive Coverage 
• UC Rescinds Ban on Affirmative Action 
• Transferability of Credits Increasingly at Issue 
• University-Industry Partnerships Touted 
• Individuals Cannot Sue Over Unintentional Bias 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Selling Out? 
• Washington Watch: Faculty and Politics 
• Legal Watch: Making the Grade? 
• State of the Profession: Program Discontinuance at Drake 
• From the General Secretary:The Autobiographical Classroom 
Book Reviews 
• The Game of Life, Beer and Circus and Intercollegiate Athletics and the American University 
• Unfettered Expression: Freedom in American Intellectual Life 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
July-August 2001 
Features 
• Career’s End: A Survey of Faculty Retirement Policies 
• Show Me the Money: Salary Equity in the Academy 
• Crossing Class Lines: A Diary 
• Against Apathy: Role Models for Engagement 
• What Would Jesus Major In? 
• Not for the Kiddies 
Letter to the Editor 
• Academic Freedom and Religion 
AAUP at Work 
• Union Victories in Boston and Vermont 
• 2001 Annual Meeting 
Nota Bene 
• China Detains Scholars With U.S. Ties 
• Industry Group Complains About Professor’s Research 
• Auburn Board of Trustees Under Attack 
• Freelancers’ Copyright Case Divides Scholars 
• Push for TA Unions Continues Despite Obstacles 
• Distance Education Recommendations Issued 
• Professor’s Gift Conditional on AAUP Salary Ranking 
• MIT to Post Free Course Material on Web 
• Elite Institutions Increase Grants to Students 
• Graduate Education Flawed, Study Finds 
• Is the SAT Falling Out of Favor? 
• Confusion Surrounds Affirmative Action 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Money and Other Matters 
• Washington Watch: Digital Copyright 
• Legal Watch: Litigation Lite? 
• State of the Profession: Academic Freedom Grade Report 
• From the General Secretary: Whatever Happened to Adolescence? 
Book Reviews 
• When Power Corrupts: Academic Governing Boards In the Shadow of the Adelphi Case 
• Ravelstein, Disgrace, The Human Stain 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
May-June 2001 
Features 
• Conditions of Collaboration: A Dean’s List of Dos and Don’ts 
• "Inextricably Linked": Shared Governance and Academic Freedom 
• Why Committees Don’t Work: Creating a Structure for Change 
• Faculty Governance, The University of California, and the Future of Academe 
• The Well-Tempered Search: Hiring Faculty and Administrators for Mission 
• Tough Choices at Radford University 
AAUP at Work 
• Iris Molotsky Retires After Nineteen Years on AAUP Staff 
Nota Bene 
• College Athletes Seek Reforms 
• Conflict of Interest Guidelines Proposed 
• Universities Pledge to Treat Women Faculty Better 
• Colloquy on Distance Education Held 
• Scholars Debate Right to Publish Software Code 
• Community Colleges to Get ".Edu" Domain Name 
• Higher Education Funding Cuts Prompt Public Outcry 
• How Safe Is Your Campus? 
• Kentucky State Settles With Students 
Columns 
• From the Editor: In It Together 
• Washington Watch: No Student Left Behind 
• Legal Watch: Academic Freedom, Loyalty Oaths, and Diversity in Academe 
• State of the Profession: When Colleagues Collide 
• From the General Secretary: Governance: A Practical Guide 
Book Reviews 
• The American College in the Nineteenth Century 
• The Sacred and the Secular University 
• Academic Freedom and Christian Scholarship 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
March-April 2001 
Uncertain Times 
• The Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession 
Letters to the Editor 
• Rock Throwing Raises Hackles 
• Two Views on Grad Student Attrition Article 
• SUNY Article Praiseworthy—and Objectionable 
• Part-Time Faculty Grapple with State Laws 
• Standardized Tests Serve Purpose 
• Teacher Evaluations Superfluous,Says Student 
AAUP at Work 
• Successful Bennington College Plaintiffs Recognize AAUP 
• Ernst Benjamin Steps Down From Full-time Position on AAUP Staff 
• Contingent Faculty Seek Equity 
• AAUP Travels South of the Border 
Nota Bene 
• Coalition Issues Report on Part-Time Faculty 
• Speaking Out Does Pay 
• Pay Equity Cases Resolved 
• MLA Passes Employment-Related Measures 
• Dismissal of Union Organizer Was Legal 
• High Court Will Not Hear Web Censorship Case 
• Teaching Assistant Strike Averted 
• Kansas Restores Evolution to the Curriculum 
• Yearbook Seizure Violated First Amendment 
• AAUP Welcomes New and Reactivated Chapters 
• Web-Based Education Commission Issues Report 
Columns 
• Legal Watch: One Step Forward, Two Steps Bakke? 
• Washington Watch: Follow the Money 
• State of the Profession: Shadow Governance 
• The Faculty and the Budget 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
January-February 2001 
Features 
• Theologians at Risk? Ex Corde and Catholic Colleges 
• Ivory Tower or Holy Mountain? Faith and Academic Freedom 
• Literature and Tolerance at the University of St. Thomas 
• Uneasy Partners? Religion and Academics 
• Orthodox Judaism and the Liberal Arts 
• Faithful and Free: A Call for Academic Freedom 
• Beyond the Course Pack: Putting Copyrighted Material Online 
• Faith and Faculty Autonomy at Calvin College 
• Stolen Content: Avoiding Trouble on the Web 
AAUP at Work 
• Faculty and Administrators Talk About Shared Governance 
• AAUP Supports NYU Graduate Students 
Nota Bene 
• Edward Said’s Action Protected, Says Columbia 
• Faculty Sidestep The Yeshiva Decision 
• Financial Troubles Threaten Medical Education 
• Steps for Obtaining Ex Corde Mandate Are Under Consideration 
• Accrediting Bodies Draft Distance Education Guidelines 
• AAUP Endorses Library Statements 
• AAUP Leader Donald Koster Dies 
• Authors Sue Journal 
• Albertus Magnus Settles With Professor 
• Fair Labor Practices Proposed for Universities 
• Religious Institution May Use State Bond Program 
Columns 
• From the Editor: Religion and the Academy 
• Washington Watch: No Mandate 
• Legal Watch: Academic Labor Unions: The Legal Landscape 
• State of the Profession: The Show Must Go On 
• From the General Secretary: Virtues and Vices: The Lists 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
2000 Issues 
November-December 2000 
Features 
• Taking a Seat at the Table: Organizing Temporary Faculty 
• Toma: A Day in the Life 
• Ozymandias on the Erie 
• The AAUP Organizes Part-Time Faculty 
• Poverty, Race, and the Failure of Public Policy: The Crisis of Access in Higher Education 
• The Hidden Crisis in Graduate Education: Attrition From Ph.D. Programs 
AAUP at Work 
• Laws Affecting Part-Time Faculty Surveyed 
• Purview of Institutional Review Boards Increasing 
Nota Bene 
• Wake Forest University Extends Employee Benefits to Same-Sex Domestic Partners 
• Female Professor Wins Pay-Bias Appeal 
• Universities Fight Use of Their Names 
• Knight Commission Reconvened 
• Church-Related College Eligible for State Funds 
• AAUP Testifies About Distance Education 
• Faculty Strike at Eastern Michigan 
• Report Suggests Tenure Evaluation Principles 
• Universities Worry That Providing Internet Access May Have Legal Costs 
Columns 
• From the Editor: The Future of Higher Education 
• Washington Watch: Build It and They Will Come 
• Legal Watch: Corporate Interference in Research 
• From the General Secretary: Making the Grade 
• State of the Professor: Texas A & M Comes Out of the Closet 
Elsewhere on the Web 
• Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site 
September-October 2000 
Features 
• Intellectual Workers and Essential Freedoms 
• Why Race Matters 
• Diversity Yes, Preferences No 
• New Faces, New Knowledge 
• The Diversity Project:Institutionalizing Multiculturalism or Managing Differences? 
• Diversity and Its Contradictions 
• How to Diversify the Faculty 
• Wheaton Does Diversity 
AAUP at Work 
• Cyberspace Censorship Threatens Academic Freedom in Virginia 
• AAUP Joins Forces with SUNY Union 
• Annual Meeting Explores Intellectual Freedom 
• Joint Statement on Intellectual Workers and Essential Freedoms 
• Fifty-Year Members Honored 
Nota Bene 
• Faculty Rally Behind Professor Who Criticized Coach 
• Board Overrides Faculty Recommendation on Curriculum At George Mason University 
• Concerns Raised About Fair Pay on Campus 
• Open Records Threaten Disclosure of Faculty Work 
• Faculty Union Looks at Higher Education in California 
• AAUP to Study Medical School Issues 
• Organization to Certify International Programs 
• Professor’s Plans to Teach Abroad Fall Through 
• Ruling Against Use of Race in Admissions 
• Former AAUP President Martha Orr Friedman Dies 
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• From the General Secretary: Affirmative Action: A Testimonial 
• State of the Profession: A Knock at the Door 
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July-August 2000 
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• The Struggle Against Positivism 
• Democracy, Diversity, and Civic Engagement 
• Professors in Politics 
• Flunking the Test: The Dismal Record of Student Evaluations 
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• AAUP Protests Curbs on Academic Freedom at Bennington College 
• Conference Looks at Religion and Academic Freedom 
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• Rights Panel Backs Affirmative Action 
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• 1940 Statement Receives 170th Endorsement 
• President of First AAUP Collective Bargaining Chapter Dies 
• Final Tally Gives Victory to Kansas AAUP Members 
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• “Lost in Translation” Receives the AAUP’s Award for Excellence in Coverage of Higher Education 
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2011 
• Grad Labor Counts 
• The Dangers of a Sports Empire 
• AAUP Issues Statement of Support 
• Adjuncts at Northern Michigan Say Yes to Union 
• AAUP Report Finds Violations of Academic Freedom 
• "We Are Ohio” Gathers Record Number of Signatures 
• New Union Responds to Challenges 
• Censure Removals Bring Closure 
• AAUP Censures One, Sanctions Two, and Removes Censure from Two 
• “The Real Science Gap” Receives the AAUP’s Award for Excellence in Coverage of Higher Education 
• Dr. Anthony S. Tricoli Receives AAUP’s Ralph S. Brown Award for Shared Governance 
• Annual Conference on the State of Higher Education 
• Idaho Board Unjustified in Axing Faculty Senate 
• New Faculty Union in Illinois 
• Labor Studies Faculty Targeted 
• AAUP Supports University’s Effort to Protect Academic Freedom 
• AAUP Elects National Council Members and ASC Chair 
• UVA Should Defend Academic Freedom 
• “It's Not Over Yet” 
• Review of Policies on Financial Exigency and Program Discontinuance 
• Groups Request Review of Visa Denial 
• Decision Shows Why Arbitration is Important 
• Politically Controversial Academic Personnel Decisions 
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Administration Violated Academic Good Practice 
• Administration Will Address Ideological Exclusion 
2010 
• Emerson College Part-Time Faculty Union Achieves ‘Fair Share’ 
• The Conflicted University: Special Issue of Academe 
• By a Wide Margin, Bowling Green Faculty Vote for AAUP Union 
• “Multiple Ways to Salvation”: Tenure and Teaching-Intensive Appointments 
• Virginia Attorney General Vs. Science 
• U.S. Should Not Ban People on Ideological Grounds 
• AAUP Censures Two Administrations and Sanctions One 
• Donald Payne Receives 2010 AAUP Recognition Award 
• Annual Conference on the State of Higher Education 
• Robert M. O'Neil Appointed AAUP General Counsel 
• Threat to Academic Freedom in Virginia 
• Texas Administrators Violated Academic Standards 
• Scholar-Activist Cary Nelson Elected AAUP President 
• AAUP Releases Annual Report on Faculty Salaries 
• Court Urged to Uphold First Amendment In Churchill Case 
• AAUP Launches New Online Journal 
• New AAUP Investigation Report 
AAUP Web Highlights Archives 
2011 
• Holiday Hours 
• Oregon Ed Board Should Reconsider 
• Across-the-Board Demotion Reprehensible 
• November–December Academe 
• Fund Teaching, Not Perks 
• Victory for Unions and Higher Ed 
• Academic Freedom and Tenure Report 
• IRBs Should Evaluate Risk Empirically 
• The AAUP Supports Occupy Wall Street 
• Investigating Committee to Visit Louisiana 
• Cincinnati State Faculty Strike 
• New Academe Blog Launched 
• Unconstitutional Speech Restrictions On Hold 
• September–October Academe 
• Countering the Chilling Effect of FOIA Requests on Scholarship 
• While Lauding New DOE Guidance on Sexual Harassment, the AAUP Raises Academic Freedom Concerns 
• AAUP Legal Brief Supports Prof Who Spoke Out 
• UVA Should Protect Its Scientists 
• July–August Academe 
• The AAUP Congratulates Our Chapters and Conferences 
• Unprecedented Assault on Faculty in Louisiana 
• May–June Academe 
• New Volume of the Journal of Academic Freedom 
• "Obvious Assault on Academic Freedom" 
• Danger of Conflating Legal Activity With Terrorist Activity 
• Investigation at Idaho State 
• Investigation at SUNY Albany 
• Wisconsin Governor Is Not Telling the Truth 
• Stepping Up for Union Rights 
• AAUP General Secretary Testifies Before Committee 
• Advocacy and Faculty Rights 
• American Fatwa 
• Government Should Act on For-Profit Rules 
• New Issue of Academe 
2010 
• Reopening Antioch 
• The Conflicted University 
• IRS Deadline for Chapters and Conferences 
• September-October Issue of Academe 
• Partner Accommodation 
• Administrative Costs Rise as State Support Dwindles 
• A Day to Defend Public Education 
• Leaving the Job Undone 
• Scientific Data Must Be Released 
• One Story That Grew a Life of its Own 
• July-August Issue of Academe 
• Academic Freedom in Pennsylvania 
• Highlights from the AAUP Annual Conference on the State of Higher Education 
• East-West University Should Choose a New Direction 
• Academic Freedom Award 
• Keep Our Educators Working 
• AAUP Censures Two Administrations and Adds One to Sanctioned List 
• Unemployment Compensation Initiative 
• Donate in Memory of Glenn Howze 
• May-June Issue of Academe 
• 990-N Tax Return Due 
• We Need Your Home Mailing Address 
• Chapter's Creative Campaign 
• Professors of the Year 
• Investigation at LSU 
• Faculty Unions and Governance 
• E-mail in National Office Temporarily Out of Service 
• Academe Now Available Through JSTOR 
• New Chapter Is Going Strong 
• With Bans Lifted, Scholars to Speak 
• State Department Lifts Ban on Scholars 
• Fighting Discrimination 
• Faculty Speak Out 
• Stop the Bleeding 
• AAUP Office Closed Thursday 
• Contract at Monmouth 
• Good Contract in Tough Times 
• Study Reveals Support for Shared Governance 
• January-February Issue of Academe 
• Misplaced Priorities 
• Rutgers Postdocs Unionize 
• AAUP Leaders Urge Provost to Give Up Nike Board Seat