The federal policy is seen as a game-changer, but mismatches with the ways colleges actually work have curbed its rollout.
A bill to be introduced next week will focus on work-force readiness, student-data privacy, and responsible use of AI in the classroom.
Professors planned a “serious scholarly discussion” of 9/11’s legal aftermath. Then right-wing media attention and a rebuke ...
Association leaders say the second Trump administration has been slow to update them on threats posed by overseas ...
On the eve of a new book that promises to settle the debate about Thomas Jefferson, a Sally Hemings relative is raising ...
Free-speech wars have become ever-present in academe. And Uju Anya, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, has experienced more than her share.
I n 1967, a little-known writer without a college degree published a very big book: The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual.
Campuses everywhere are rethinking athletics as finances get tighter, and sports don’t carry the same cultural significance ...
Delilah Brumer is a reporter at The Chronicle. Contact her at delilah.brumer@chronicle.com or on X @BrumerDelilah.
M ichael Gorra has long been one of the finest literary critics in America. Recently retired from Smith College after four decades of teaching in the English department, Gorra has made a name for ...
Campuses across the country are releasing their much-anticipated figures, amid worries about international enrollment and tight budgets.
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