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May 13, 2022
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Volume 68, Issue 18

Cover Story

Intellectual Borders
Without clear guidance, some college leaders have forsworn overseas collaborations.

Highlights

Leadership
University-system leaders must navigate America’s most divisive period in half a century.
The Review | Essay
I used to think I was doing students a favor by enforcing strict rules and deadlines. I wasn’t.
The Review | Essay
The opacity of pricing hurts students — and institutions.

Also in the Issue

Women's Rights
A leaked draft opinion suggests the landmark ruling protecting abortion access will be rolled back. If that happens, higher education will feel the effects.
Hiring Hierarchy
At the University of Miami, a new position carries the chief-executive label but will report to the president. Reviews are mixed.
Partisan Influence
University officials, however, strongly disagree with the “grim portrayal” the report paints.
State of the Arts
The year marked a historic decline in the share of upper-level degree holders in the discipline. But they like their jobs.
The Review | Essay
Racist harassment takes an invisible toll.
Equity in the Classroom
Does getting rid of grades make things worse for disadvantaged students?
The Review | Essay
Overseas expansion approaches an alarming new era.
Advice
What to do after your application for the top faculty rank falls short.