Caught up in a storm of false accusations, professors found themselves fighting to clear their names.

How a war of words between a Linfield University professor and the president culminated in a firing — and elicited nationwide outrage.

How the University of Richmond’s first Black president found himself at odds with student activists.

The proposal has been called “a momentous step forward,” but some experts say it could waylay the students it most wants to help.

The legislation comes at a time when colleges have been under pressure from Idaho conservatives.

A ruling in favor of David B. Wilson could undermine a common understanding among governing boards — that members should act as one and avoid personal crusades.

While there are fewer undergrads — particularly at community colleges — graduate-student enrollment continued to grow, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.

The nautical metaphor is a shoddy classifier of colleges — but a clear signal of higher ed’s obsession with status.

By insisting on bureaucratic solutions to diversity problems, they are empowering administrations at the expense of the faculty.

Librarians figured out how to offer services online long before the pandemic. What parts of their latest digital-first shift will be permanent?

Why a professor no longer grades students on how much they speak up in class.

This hiring requirement is impeding campus progress on diversity and wasting your time.