View 80 tables on faculty members, administrators, students, and finances, along with data on the demographics, enrollment, graduation rates, faculty pay, and tuition costs for each state and the United States, and more.
Browse the data by state, sector, and Carnegie classification and break out salaries by institution, rank, and gender.
The Chronicle’s Title IX tracker allows you to search by college, keyword, state, or resolution type, read case documents, and sign up for alerts to stay informed.
View compensation data on chief executives at public and private nonprofit colleges in the United States as far back as 2008.
This table shows the "sticker prices" — published tuition and required fees — at more than 3,000 colleges and universities for the 2016-17 academic year.
On the subject of the migration of college freshmen, two things are clear: Most stay within their home state's borders, and the rest tend to go to private colleges in neighboring states.
For more than five decades, researchers at the University of California at Los Angeles have surveyed the nation’s incoming freshmen to learn more about their backgrounds, views, and expectations. Use this interactive graphic to see how their attitudes and self-images have changed since the 1960s.
As many states have reduced financial support for public colleges, institutions have increased the burden on students to pay for their education. Explore how these dynamics have played out at at more than 600 four-year public colleges and universities since 1987.
The federal government requires them to tally the price of off-campus housing, health care, transportation, and other expenses. But an analysis suggests that those estimates are often wide of the mark.
This interactive feature depicts a half-century of changes in the race, gender, politics, and educational aspirations of the freshman class.
In an interactive table, see how news about his statements on racial violence coursed through partisan and nonpartisan media.
