When Junot Díaz was accused of misconduct, he worked for me. Things got complicated.

Campuses went on a decades-long building boom. The bill for maintaining them, which has rarely been fully met, is coming due.

The Johns Hopkins University professor has been a pioneer in the field of psychedelic research. Approaching the end of his life, he’s launching a new project that he hopes might help save the world.

The tenure of higher-education leaders has shrunk again, a much-watched survey found. And they’re not leaving for the corner office elsewhere.

Graduate students sued Harvard last year, alleging it failed to protect them from sexual harassment and retaliation. The case, and the public pressure on the university, has not let up.

The study, now set to be retracted, used fuzzy methods to claim that hundreds of thousands had died from Covid vaccines, critics say.

At least 20 percent of campus chief executives want to learn more about nearly a dozen topics, according to the new American College President survey.

U.S. News rankings methods have encouraged the neglect of low-income students.

GPAs are going up, but colleges aren’t talking about it.

Poor colleges are much more vulnerable to state interference.

An administrator’s front-row view of the competition for hiring senior staffers.