Discover which college presidents make more than $1-million and what route newly appointed presidents, provosts, and deans took to gain their posts.

Colleges navigated a time of transition over the past year in whom they employ and how those employees work.

Under pressure from families and legislators, institutions had to justify what they charge and how well they support students to graduation and prepare them for jobs.

See how colleges measure up in building enrollment, even as the pool of students begins to shrink, and which institutions do the best in graduating students.  Explore the data in more than 20 tables and charts.

Learn how well colleges attract and serve diverse students by viewing more than 10 tables and charts.

As the nation’s demographics change, ideas on how to encourage enrollment and success also evolve.

State spending rose for the first time in four years, tuition increased only modestly, and endowment returns and donations came in at generous levels.

E-books, online education, and other technology are a growing presence on campuses. More than a dozen tables and charts reveal how professors and students use such tools.

Students and faculty members are demanding that more information be delivered in ways that are in sync with the devices and applications they use every day.

As colleges get involved in more global exchanges, they struggle to ensure that those opportunities are inclusive and in accord with American academic standards.

As they increase appropriations, legislators seek ways to improve access to public institutions and see that students graduate.