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'Socrates and the Boardroom'

October 31, 2009

By Doug Lederman

Amanda Goodall, an expert on organizational management, discusses her new book on research university leadership with Inside Higher Ed's Scott Jaschik.

The 'How Do You Know?' Questions

October 16, 2009

By Doug Lederman

Robert Connor discusses his six years at the Teagle Foundation, where he focused on prodding colleges to ask hard questions about what and how much their students are learning.

Spreading the 'Morehouse Man' Message

September 29, 2009

By Doug Lederman

Robert Franklin, president of Morehouse College, discusses the plight of young black men and the state of historically black colleges.

The New Voice of the Humanities

August 31, 2009

By Doug Lederman

James Leach, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, discusses the state of American discourse and other matters with Inside Higher Ed's editors.

Nancy Zimpher Listens to SUNY

July 20, 2009

By Doug Lederman

The State University of New York's new chancellor, halfway through a barnstorming tour of all 64 campuses, discusses her emerging agenda with Inside Higher Ed's editors.

Conversation With Alison Richard

May 11, 2009

By Doug Lederman

The vice chancellor of the University of Cambridge -- and former provost at Yale -- discusses how higher education looks on both sides of the Atlantic, with Inside Higher Ed's Scott Jaschik.

Peter Stearns on "Educating Global Citizens"

March 30, 2009

By Doug Lederman

George Mason University's Peter Stearns discusses his new book, "Educating Global Citizens in Colleges and Universities."

Investing in Troubled Times

March 25, 2009

By Doug Lederman

Inside Higher Ed's editors interview TIAA-CREF's P. Brett Hammond about the economic climate and steps higher education professionals should take to protect their personal financial futures.

Shai Reshef, University of the People

March 4, 2009

By Doug Lederman

Inside Higher Ed's editors discuss the University of the People with the online institution's founder, Shai Reshef

Oronte Churm Presents: Philip Graham

February 20, 2009

By Doug Lederman

The author reads the title essay from his forthcoming collection of McSweeney's dispatches, "The Moon, Come to Earth: Dispatches from Lisbon"

John Griswold's "On Fathers," Part 2

February 13, 2009

By Doug Lederman

The author who blogs as Oronte Churm reads in advance of his appearance at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs conference.

John Griswold's "On Fathers," Part 1

February 2, 2009

By Doug Lederman

The author who blogs as Oronte Churm reads in advance of his appearance at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs conference.

Jeffrey Perry on Hubert Harrison

December 9, 2008

By Doug Lederman

Inside Higher Ed's Scott McLemee interviews Jeffrey Perry about the life and work of Hubert Harrison

Conversation with NASULGC's Leaders

November 30, 2008

By Doug Lederman

Margaret Spellings Looks Back

October 5, 2008

By Doug Lederman

Inside Higher Ed's Doug Lederman interviews the education secretary about her tenure and the appropriate federal role in higher education

Interview with the AAUP's Gary Rhoades

August 27, 2008

By Doug Lederman

Editor Scott Jaschik talks to the incoming AAUP general secretary on younger faculty, tenure and "family-friendly" hiring

"All the Sad Young Literary Men"

April 29, 2008

By Doug Lederman

Scott McLemee interviews the author Keith Gessen on his first novel

Early Earful from UC's New Chief

April 2, 2008

By Doug Lederman

The University of California's new president, Mark Yudof, backs shrinking of his office, vigorous accountability system, and narrower portfolio for regents

Green Planning on a Grand Scale

March 3, 2008

By Doug Lederman

Larry Eisenberg on the Los Angeles Community College District's renewable energy push

Ballad of the Borderland

January 22, 2008

By Doug Lederman

Scott McLemee interviews leading Americo Paredes scholar Ramon Saldivar

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