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Now more than ever, trustees need clarity on how to support the strategic direction of their institutions. While board members bring a wealth of experience and expertise in their fields, it is often challenging for them to contribute meaningfully without a background in higher-education planning and processes. To help navigate the current tumultuous landscape, The Chronicle of Higher Education and the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) are partnering to offer the first of its kind forum for board members to advance their strategic thinking.

Amber Crowder, a college graduate incarcerated for federal mail fraud, felt overwhelmed after her release. A career-development program helped her re-enter society.

How to help your staff set meaningful objectives.

UPCOMING: December 14, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET: To help navigate a turbulent higher-ed landscape, The Chronicle and AGB offer this webinar for board members to advance their strategic-thinking capabilities and ensure their institutions’ long-term success. Register here.

After four days of intense pressure from politicians, donors, and alumni, M. Elizabeth Magill has resigned as president of the U. of Pennsylvania.

The session was combative, and this college leader didn’t catch a break after it ended.

Hispanic views of higher ed; hearing sent trust in higher ed lower; this golden age of academic unions; the rough week at Saint Augustine’s; and more.

ON DEMAND: Student demand for data science in the liberal arts continues to rise. A panel of experts will explore the trend and the challenges it presents, including issues of faculty shortages and course sharing. With Support From Microsoft. On demand.

Overtime-pay hikes could hurt community colleges, SUNY Fredonia to drop more than a dozen degree programs, and more

Universities to be investigated after antisemitism hearing; more on that disastrous event; ex-professor shoots 3 UNLV faculty members dead; and more.