How a longtime protection for academic jobs is unraveling.

Our annual report on five trends in higher education you need to know about, with expert analysis, insights, and commentary to spark innovative thinking on your campus.

When it comes to effective teaching and writing, specialization only hurts.

Forty-eight colleges devoted more than $10,000 per student to student services, which include such areas as admissions and cultural activities.

They are sometimes dismissed as too sensitive or censorious. That’s unfair, according to the author of a new book.

Leaders of online campuses place students first, technology second.

Amid heightened financial pressure, the institutions are increasingly offering aid based not on students’ financial need but on merit.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans will no longer get the statue, nor the $2.5 million that came with it.

Simmons’s next chief executive comes from Cornell University, where she serves as dean of the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management.

University presidents have come under fire for a variety of race-related comments in recent years. Some college leaders say it’s time to make cultural competency a top priority.

Michael Bloomberg topped The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s just-released rankings of the donors who gave the most in 2019, in part because of his gift to aid students at the Johns Hopkins University, his alma mater.

A deal between the Watkins College of Art and Belmont University highlights the importance of long-term planning, transparent communication, and common institutional values. It also might be a sign of things to come.

Campuses, with their treasure-trove of data, are often overmatched by hackers. But education and broader responsibility can help bolster security.

When a marginalized group sensed danger, it demanded action. Administrators said the law limited their options.

Archivists and authors say software glitches and autosave failures are gobbling up their work. But are the scholars taking adequate precautions?

Did that prediction about jobs requiring education beyond high school by 2020 pan out?