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College Matters from The Chronicle
Fed up with what they see as illiberalism in higher ed, conservatives are pushing for centers devoted to classics and American civics.
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Long a third rail of campus politics, parking inspires raging debates that are about far more than fees, fines, and crowded lots.
On many campuses, relations between professors and administrators have eroded to a worrisome degree.
It’s March Madness, and we’re picking the top scandals, imbroglios, and snafus of the past quarter century.
An emboldened GOP is reaching deeper into what colleges teach, banning “identity politics” and theories of “systemic racism” from core courses in Florida.
White student enrollment has dropped more than that of any other racial group. What’s happening?
Season 1: Previous Episodes
James Kvaal, who served as undersecretary of education, reflects on the biggest swings and misses of the past four years.
With ChatGPT and other AI tools, cheating in college feels easier than ever — and students are telling professors that it’s no big deal.
Released in theaters 30 years ago, PCU is a college comedy that skewered political correctness, lampooned student activists, and foresaw the debates now riling higher education.
In his final months as chancellor of the University of Wisconsin at La Crosse, Joe Gow posted on the internet pornographic films of himself and his wife. What was he thinking?
Technology is automating tasks once handled by faculty, and that’s changing the human relationships at the core of higher education.
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