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The agreement, by the NCAA and the nation’s most high-powered athletic conferences, is part of a historic settlement that still faces review by a judge.

Twenty-two scholars recommend books to make sense of this moment.

Work-study jobs in local schools could save colleges money, stanch learning loss, and raise student engagement. But hurdles abound.

Across the ideological spectrum, it’s become a bedrock value. What does it mean?

Plus, updates on global research and concerns about deaths of Indian students.

Indiana grad students strike, faculty votes no confidence. Cuts protested at Columbia College Chicago. Labor fights cite athlete handbooks, and more.

We’ve documented actions taken on dozens of campuses to alter or eliminate jobs, offices, hiring practices, and programs amid mounting political pressure to end identity-conscious recruitment and retention of minority staff and students.

The Chronicle tracked roughly a dozen colleges across the country where activists have put up tents to demand that their institutions cut ties with Israel and take other actions.

College officials cite low enrollment, but proponents of cutting academic ties with Israel declare victory.

The number of foreign STEM students exceeds pre-pandemic levels. Also, a poll reveals public skepticism of academic ties with China.