The pandemic exacerbated long-simmering problems confronting colleges.

At Cornell University, few students who got Covid-19 fell seriously ill. But Stella Linardi did.

Selfish, hard-partying students make an easy villain. Uncovering the truth about Covid-19’s spread, on campus and off, is harder.

While leaders said the Covid-19 stimulus bill offered far less than what higher ed needs, they cheered policy reforms like the second-chance Pell and a simplified application for student aid.

The dismissal of Garrett Felber, a tenure-track scholar of history, has ignited charges of retaliation by the University of Mississippi.

Numbers of undergraduates, men, and at community colleges are all down. But they’ve increased at the graduate level and at for-profits.

A new book offers a prescription for how to “build a better graduate education.”

Protection against disgruntled students, dangerous colleagues, and abusive administrators.

No, it’s not OK to scrub an emeritus faculty member from a university website.

Unlike professors and administrators, staff members have few-to-no options for moving up.