The pandemic deepened perceptions that higher education is doing damage. Can the University of Florida change minds?

Academics are caught in a pincer grip from the political right and left.

Do you have an idea that’s provocative, tasteless, or even dangerous? A new journal is eager to hear you out.

Mark Crispin Miller, who is suing his colleagues, used to study conspiracy theories. Now he pushes them.

A Boise State student was allegedly forced to apologize for being white and left class in tears — but outside investigators found something much different.

Lawyers representing the prize-winning journalist sent a letter to state leaders and the University of North Carolina, the latest move in her controversial tenure case.

A new report from the American Association of University Professors examines Covid-era decisions at eight institutions.

In 25 states, students now account for at least half of total education revenue.

On the latest attempt to bring higher ed under the dominion of the right.

Political intervention in hiring will badly damage higher ed.

Ritualized regimes of political expression must be rejected.

As a hiring administrator, your goal is to efficiently, presciently, and justly read applicants’ cover letters.