At least four professors have said their requests to participate in lawsuits challenging state policy were rejected. Faculty members say the stakes are sky-high.

How a racial-justice effort at the University of South Carolina became a smokescreen for inaction.

The imperfect science and contested methods of measuring the return on investment of college.

How investigations play out at different universities reveals a lot about higher education.

A consulting architect at the University of California at Santa Barbara has resigned in protest of plans for a massive dorm of mostly windowless rooms conceived and financed by Warren Buffett’s business partner.

Public colleges in particular are caught between the wishes of different employees, state politicians, and the federal government.

Combined with last year’s drop, undergraduate enrollment has fallen 6.5 percent since fall 2019.

Some experts see a lost opportunity to increase college access on a monumental scale.

At the University of Florida, the time for strategizing and threading needles is over.

My university’s choices undermined the very lessons I was trained to teach.

Faculty contempt for nonfaculty members is unjustified and destructive.

Too often, periodic evaluations of senior leaders are shortsighted. Here’s how to fix a broken system.