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Paul Voosen Senior Reporter Paul Voosen is a senior reporter for The Chronicle of Higher Education, covering the sciences. Before arriving at The Chronicle, Voosen was an enterprise reporter for Greenwire, focusing on climate change, the environment, and energy. Before that, he was a staff writer…

Paul Voosen was a Chronicle reporter. His stories have also appeared in National Geographic, Scientific American, and Greenwire, with reprints in The New York Times.

The Motivation Cliff

This week’s highlights. The Week By Lee Gardner What you need to know about the past seven days. Executive Compensation at Private and Public Colleges By Sandhya Kambhampati and Brian O’Leary View compensation data on chief executives at public and private nonprofit colleges in the United States as…

The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced on Tuesday it had reached a tentative agreement to settle a class-action lawsuit over concussions in college sports. Rather than pay damages, the association has laid out terms that will have implications for current, former, and future college…

Women like to solve problems and to be seen as creative, says a female computer scientist who leads a college.

For most of the scientists who are in charge of a growing number of universities, leadership is a continued form of experimentation.

Recent studies, many of them by early-career scientists, are teasing out a more nuanced story than the one in the headlines.

Making the process open and giving academics more credit for doing reviews are two of the methods meant to fix what some call a broken system.

The health-care industry is turning inside out, forcing some elite institutions to consider whether their once-lucrative medical centers are becoming liabilities.