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Public PerceptionWhat the Public Really Thinks About Higher Education
Americans still believe in the value of a college credential, but they aren’t convinced higher education is fulfilling its promise to society, The Chronicle’s national survey shows. -
Getting Outside the Ivory Tower
The Insular World of Academic Research
More community-focused scholarship could build public trust. What’s standing in the way? -
Tainted Treasures
A Museum Was Warned About Looted Antiquities. It Didn’t Listen.
Emory University’s art museum wanted only the finest artifacts. Hundreds of them are tied to convicted and alleged traffickers. -
'A niche art form'
Is College for Puppets?
At a flagship in crisis, a tiny program’s fight to survive reveals competing visions over the purpose of higher education. -
Doomed by Debt
The College That Mortgaged Everything
Loans were a lifeline for Finlandia University. Until they weren’t. -
Finance
Tracking Higher Ed’s Pandemic Aid
The Chronicle analyzed how public and private nonprofit colleges used their share of $76 billion in relief money from the federal government. -
The Review | Forum
How Will Artificial Intelligence Change Higher Ed?
ChatGPT is just the beginning. Twelve scholars and administrators explain. -
Learning That Connects
Students Are Disoriented by Gen Ed. So Colleges Are Trying to Fix It.
It’s a tall order, but it’s crucial. -
Speaking Out
Presidents Are Changing Their Tune on Free Speech
More college leaders are denouncing would-be censors on the left and the right. Why now? -
The Review | Essay
My #MeToo Moment
When Junot Díaz was accused of misconduct, he worked for me. Things got complicated.
