The sector isn’t prepared to defend itself.

A few metrics can shed some light, but the most important ones often remain hidden.

The University of Georgia is making a big push for professors to adopt active learning. It could serve as a model.

Exclusion, scapegoating, and extremism are taking over.

The salience of those social issues crosses partisan lines in the wake of campus shootings and the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade, according to a survey of 14,000 students.

Students and faculty from the Waukesha campus may find a new home at a nearby technical college. Not everyone is convinced it’s a good move.

March Madness is almost here, and your students are going to gamble.

A data snapshot highlights trends in graduates’ wages and employment, among other factors.

A recent book says more institutions should declare financial exigency.

The Kalven Report, which first articulated the concept of institutional neutrality on controversial topics, was supposed to protect faculty members, not silence them.

Predatory journals and bad-faith scholars are gaming the system — at scale.

Four lessons for deans, provosts, and presidents on how to manage a crisis, whether its origins are internal or external.