For some colleges, the feds are the lender of last resort. Their help may just dig campuses deeper into debt, a Chronicle investigation has found.

Higher education has a compensation problem.

A Chronicle survey of Florida and Texas institutions reveals how chaotic the implementation of the controversial laws has been.

Good press for a few thousand dollars — what’s wrong with that?

At least one department head was asked to sign a letter pledging support for the university’s recently established center.

The law’s provisions have raised fears of intrusion into academic freedom and other possible unintended consequences.

Exchanges between University of Wisconsin system officials and stakeholders offer an inside look to a compromise that traded staff raises for cuts to DEI positions.

More than 100 countries hosted at least one American student every year, but Britain, Italy, and Spain were perennial favorite destinations, according to an analysis of decades of data.

The role that professors need to take in today’s college classrooms departs sharply from the one they tend to prefer.

Your faculty members say they are struggling to teach disengaged students. Can administrators be part of the solution and not part of the problem?

Most of the students aim to get a bachelor’s degree. Few earn one.

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