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The Review | OpinionThe Dangers of Donor Revolt
The Israel-Hamas war has empowered higher-ed benefactors. That’s distressing. -
The Review | Essay
The Ever-More-Corporate University
Almost nothing on campus is off limits to private equity. -
Presidents' Roundtable
3 Presidents on How Higher Ed Can Build Public Trust
Public polling on higher education has set off some alarm bells. If confidence is falling, what does that augur for colleges? -
The Workplace
This Is One of the Loneliest Jobs on Campus
Social-media managers’ work often comes with high stress and little guidance. -
The Unchillest Rankings Response
Vanderbilt’s Chancellor Defends His Takedown of the Revamped ‘U.S. News’ Rankings
The university, which dropped five spots on the 2023 list, said on Monday that the publication’s new emphasis on certain measures of social mobility was “deeply misleading.” -
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
Is #AcademicTwitter Over?
The once-popular, ever-controversial website is imploding, critics say. What, if anything, does higher ed stand to lose? -
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? -
Is Something Out There?
Scholars React to UFO Whistle-Blower’s Testimony: ‘Show Me the Spaceship’
A former intelligence officer told Congress the U.S. government is hiding evidence of alien life. Prove it, academics say. -
Vows
Do You Take This Campus to Be Your Wedding Venue?
Andrew Kragie likes to say he met his wife through, got engaged on top of, and got married inside the Duke University Chapel. -
Advice
What Administrators Don’t Get About Data
For campus leaders, too much information is part of the job. Here’s how to get better at collecting and using it.
