Could George Mason U. Be Republicans’ ‘Test Case’ for Project 2025?
Gov. Glenn Youngkin of Virginia’s new board appointees, many with ties to the Heritage Foundation, have set their sights on DEI, tenure, and curriculum.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsTalking About Campus Sexual Assault Could Get You in Trouble. A Long-Running Legal Fight Shows How.
A former Yale University student sued the woman who accused him of sexual misconduct for defamation. Now he’s going after the advocacy groups that supported her.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsThe Age of Interims
Temporary appointments are everywhere. The costs are real.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsOn the Fiscal Brink, Saint Augustine’s University Buys Time
The tiny HBCU experienced a cash crunch after its enrollment plummeted.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > News‘Manipulative and Intimidating’: Northwestern U. Police Charge 3 Faculty and Staff Over Pro-Palestinian Protest
The charges represent the latest action taken by colleges and law-enforcement officials in response to a wave of on-campus activism, fueling concerns about speech and protest rights.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsHow This Professor Made History Class Cool Again
Tore Olsson used a wildly popular video game to get students talking about industrialization, racial integration, and other key themes of late-19th- and early-20th-century America.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsAfter Sparking a Mass Resignation of Nursing Professors, This College President Resigned, Too
Stephen D. Easton abruptly announced his departure as head of Dickinson State University, capping a long history of friction with faculty members.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsCharges of Political Favoritism Sank This University’s Presidential Search. It’s Time for Round 2.
Florida Atlantic University’s new executive-search committee includes Robert Allen Jr., a Republican lawyer who planted the seeds for the conservative takeover of New College of Florida.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsAre Colleges’ Predictive Analytics Biased Against Black and Hispanic Students?
A new study suggests the student-success models widely used by colleges can wrongly predict that Black and Hispanic students will fail when they actually succeed.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsWhy One State Is Cracking Down on Online-Program Managers
A conversation with the Minnesota legislator who led the charge.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsPro-Palestinian Protesters Stuck in Disciplinary and Legal Limbo
Campuses are stressed as student-conduct hearings drag into the summer.
The Chronicle of Higher Education > NewsHe Lost His Job After Complaining to the President About Parking. Now He’s Been Reinstated.
Ted Roberts, a history instructor at Tarleton State University, was rehired on Wednesday after
The Chronicle of Higher Education > News‘There’s No Secret Sauce’: An Enrollment Leader Looks Back at 35 Years
In an in-depth conversation, Monica Inzer, who just retired as vice president for enrollment management at Hamilton College, discusses the complexity of access — and what kept her in the field.
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