The federal policy is seen as a game-changer, but mismatches with the ways colleges actually work have curbed its rollout.
On the eve of a new book that promises to settle the debate about Thomas Jefferson, a Sally Hemings relative is raising ...
Association leaders say the second Trump administration has been slow to update them on threats posed by overseas ...
Professors planned a “serious scholarly discussion” of 9/11’s legal aftermath. Then right-wing media attention and a rebuke ...
New faculty hires at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma — the state’s only public liberal-arts college — can no ...
I n 1967, a little-known writer without a college degree published a very big book: The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual.
In Poisoned Ivies, published earlier this year, Representative Stefanik decries the “academic rot” at prestigious ...
Campuses everywhere are rethinking athletics as finances get tighter, and sports don’t carry the same cultural significance ...
Free-speech wars have become ever-present in academe. And Uju Anya, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, has experienced more than her share.
AI is not going anywhere, they tell us, and it’s time to start making the most of it. In a recent message to the faculty and ...
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