The Bowen Report predicted lush times for humanities Ph.D.s. Thirty years later, they’re still waiting.

Asians made up more than a fifth of undergraduate enrollment at 23 of the 95 most selective four-year colleges in the country in the fall of 2016.

Greg Lukianoff, president of FIRE, which advocates free speech on campuses, talks about his new book, The Coddling of the American Mind.

The Rev. Alton B. Pollard III, of Howard University, will lead Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Donna Ng will take the chief financial role at Skidmore. And

As day after day of humid, 90-plus-degree weather has lashed parts of the United States, campuses have adopted a range of tactics to keep students cool.

The problem is extreme at the University of California at Santa Cruz, but hundreds of colleges are short of space.

A university jacked up the price of an online book to push students toward the print version. But are hard-copy requirements becoming a thing of the past?

The University in Exile was originally formed in 1933 as refuge for Jewish scholars fleeing Nazi rule. Now a group of private and public campuses are attempting something similar.

Bed lofts, open windows, alcohol abuse, and simple lapses in judgment contribute to the problem. An accident last August prompted Washington State University to try a range of solutions.

When famous graduates display values that run counter to those of their alma mater, presidents must decide how — or whether — to respond.

Protests by minority students led Harvey Mudd College to scrutinize its notoriously intense course requirements. Campus leaders want to ease pressure on students without sacrificing rigor.

You often have several chances to intervene and shift the dynamics of a workplace situation that is on course to end badly.

The online recordings, produced in-house, serve as another vehicle to promote the institution.

Most institutions have “zero idea how they earn a living” and where their margins are across programs, says Rick Staisloff, a consultant on finance and strategy.

In an effective and nimble governing model, faculty representatives serve as advisers while the president and board make the hard choices.

Campus planners and students work together to encourage the use of new window technologies that prevent winged creatures from smashing into glass-facade buildings.