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Presidents Under Pressure

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College leadership has never been a job for the faint of heart, but few would disagree that these days it’s especially tough. The stories here help explain why, and what that means for the health of higher education institutions.

 

Strife in the Middle East
By Karin Fischer October 18, 2023
Some have struggled to find the right words on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Others have opted not to speak at all.
How It's Going
By David Jesse October 17, 2023
Santa Ono’s casual accessibility won him the job at the University of Michigan. His first year challenged that approach.
Hidden Warning Signs
By Erin Gretzinger August 29, 2023
A lack of candor during the executive-search process threatens the viability of new executives and the colleges that hire them.
Hostile Obstacle Course
By Eric Kelderman August 4, 2023
The small share of college presidents who are women isn’t a supply problem; according to some of them, it’s bias.
Presidents' Roundtable
By Sara Lipka October 18, 2023
Public polling on higher education has set off some alarm bells. If confidence is falling, what does that augur for colleges?
'A Tender and Rough Spot'
By Erin Gretzinger September 29, 2023
Years of weakened shared governance have exacerbated fears about the institution’s vulnerability to outside pressure. A new leader wants to turn the page.
'You Need Balance'
By Kate Hidalgo Bellows August 11, 2023
These leaders aren’t just sweating over their jobs.
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Date: October 27, 2023
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