It’s a mistake to prioritize opening up in the fall over improving online education.

Announcements on Monday by the University of California at Berkeley, Miami Dade College, and others signal a retreat from the optimism of last spring.

Crisis is changing the debate about standardized exams, but their peculiar power endures.

What happens when hiring dies?

If your institution has a critical leadership position open, your best chance of attracting top candidates might be while other campuses have suspended all hiring amid Covid-19.

Merging underused or expensive institutions seems like a straightforward solution, but it’s rarely simple.

Colleges in states with large Black populations are the least accessible — and 4 other takeaways.

Anne F. Harris, who has been serving as acting president of Grinnell, will become its permanent president.

But enforcing rules beyond their borders won’t be easy.

Mistrust and misconceptions abound, but here’s the playbook colleges are actually putting into practice.

Colleges hoping to create socially distanced teaching spaces might look to Eckerd College. Granted, its campus is an advantage.