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The Chronicle and Ithaka S+R are partnering to provide library leaders a professional development program tailored to their unique challenges and goals. This two-week virtual program is designed to empower participants to develop their leadership skills and drive institutional success.The first…

News, context, analysis, and opinion from The Chronicle on the protests that have transfixed college campuses this spring — and what they might mean for the future.

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UPCOMING: May 23, 2024 | 2 p.m. ET. How can colleges succeed in challenging, hypercompetitive times? The answer may be cohesion and cooperation, says a new survey on shared governance. Join us to discuss it. With Support From Huron. Register here.

Rural students face many obstacles to obtaining a college degree. But some colleges have found a way to meet them where they are.

Nolan Cook and Will Shafer are looking to higher education for exactly opposite reasons.

Evolving federal and state bias policies have put heavy pressure on colleges amid roiling campus protests and anti-DEI efforts by lawmakers.

Mothers Against College Antisemitism seeks a harder line. 2U faces the music. Florida A&M pauses gift, and more.

Some professors see student encampments as outdoor classrooms; Paul Berman on protesters’ “horrifying ideas"; Ph.D.s’ self-employment path; and more.

Ph.D.s’ self-employment path; 2U’s long, steep fall; Chapel Hill redirects DEI funds to campus cops; professor fired after online campaign; and more.