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More colleges are making an identity-based pitch: You are safe here.

Campus leaders struggle to deliver on a core ideal.

The general counsel’s office wields tremendous influence. Is that a good thing?

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A growing number of college leaders are refusing to articulate stances on current events, or at least being more cautious about it.

The public regional institution is eliminating 20 programs. Administrators say the changes are necessary. Faculty members say the process was unfair.

The closure of Poe Hall and dozens of reported cancer diagnoses have culminated in a faculty group’s no-confidence vote in the chancellor and provost.

The average one-year gain for endowments in the 2023 fiscal year was 7.7 percent.

Bringing politics into the classroom isn’t necessarily wrong.

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It turns out we’re not so afraid of tackling controversial subjects.

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