Scholars and academic leaders on what matters — and why.

As the pandemic continues, the debate grows louder.

On the cravenness and cowardice of the corporate university.

Concerns about campus mental health and tattered institutional finances occupy the minds of higher-education leaders.

Deborah L. Birx, coronavirus-response coordinator for the White House, thinks a vaccine may reach colleges before the end of January.

Early data from campus counseling centers challenge the idea that colleges are on the brink of a mental-health disaster.

At no point since the federal government began keeping industry tallies in the late 1950s have colleges and universities ever shed so many employees at such an incredible rate.

A Chronicle survey explores the impact of the pandemic on fall enrollments and how colleges are planning for the spring.

Finances are already strained — and yet public colleges await budget-busting cuts.

Colleges have been quick to fall in line after Trump’s executive order.

How a virtual search process can lead to better, more equitable hiring.