Tulsa administrators have come under heavy fire for the university’s plan to slash 40 percent of its academic programming, primarily in the liberal arts.

A new movement is underway to find out.

In its teaching guide, the Federal Aviation Administration offers insights and strategies that adapt well to college classrooms.

A new book argues that overuse of gig workers in higher education is ruining its values and impeding students from learning.

The latest books delve into issues like the struggles of Asian American female scholars and the motives behind efforts to end affirmative action.

Donors gave large gifts to universities in the hope of improving research on psychiatric illnesses and driving economic growth in the technology sector.

In a new book the epidemiologist David Michaels outlines recent cases of the subversion of science by corporate interests.

Campus leaders from dozens of institutions met this week to brainstorm solutions to a pervasive problem in higher education. They focused on power dynamics that are unique to academic settings.

Alison Morrison-Shetlar is also the first person born outside the United States to lead the University of Lynchburg.

The university cited a failure to follow “standard procedures for holding events” as the reason to cancel. The decision follows clashes on several other campuses.

After a series of incidents shook the campus, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York criticized the chancellor’s handling of the events.

Marlboro College plans to move its academic programs to Emerson College, becoming the latest small New England institution to confront the realities of demographic declines, rising costs, and plummeting enrollment.

A total of $3 million in donations will help Morehouse and Spelman Colleges and Prairie View A&M University attract and support professors.

A professor’s behavior was inappropriate enough to warrant punishment but not dismissal. Some students are now protesting vehemently as he returns to teaching.

The university has new revenue streams. It’s restructuring its endowment management. And an American culture of greater skepticism about higher ed means colleges may bear the brunt of any downturn on many fronts.

After an unexpected boom in students, its entering class fell from 323 to 263, which meant a big decline in tuition revenue.