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She was carrying multiple laptops, portable digital-storage devices, physical records, and written materials when arrested, records show.

A solution to the reading crisis: Make space for students to discuss literature outside the classroom.

Two academics say the data show being on campus is better.

The decline of religion and the decline of the canon are part of the same big story.

Why tigers and higher-ed leadership were in the news this week. And we ask you to share which snacks you bring to all-staffs and check-ins.

Increasing shares of undergraduate women said in a 2025 campus survey that they had experienced harassment, stalking, and various forms of sexual violence.

Michael I. Kotlikoff was criticized for only acting in response to public scrutiny, rather than attending to “the systemic nature of the problem,” as one senator put it.

The university followed protocols in Jane Doe’s case, experts say, but that doesn’t let it off the hook.

The president’s capitulation to ignorant criticism is undignified and unwise.

Also, the former president of the now-defunct Eastern Gateway Community College is indicted as part of an alleged scheme to steal $20 million from the institution.

They offer arguments that produce and galvanize new audiences.

Michael I. Kotlikoff told <i>The New York Times</i> that he didn’t follow up to learn what happened to Doe or the accused men after the 2025 campus investigation.

Three ways to counter AI and restore confidence in the integrity of student writing.

Student headcount has long been a topline focus. But more institutions are now prioritizing retention.

The university’s president also apologized for “the harm Jane Doe suffered in 2024" and said he was “appalled that this act of sexual violence occurred within our Cornell community.”

The now-closed Eastern Gateway Community College drew scrutiny after its enrollment skyrocketed from 8,500 students to more than 60,000 students over a five-year period.

In other finance news, outlook worsens for Oregon State’s ag college, the U. of Minnesota at Rochester looks to build, and Stockton to lay off 21 workers.

Michael Chen thought he’d stay at Nazareth University for the rest of his career. But, like other professors in recent years, he found that the job’s demands became too much.

The theory behind such training can be at odds with the prevailing culture of some Greek life institutions.

In their fight against AI, professors are monitoring their students in ways previously unimaginable.

Cornell University’s Jane Doe has reignited outrage over an intractable issue.

Although foreign students at American colleges have declined, more are seeking Ph.Ds.

The university’s problems — a technical default, auditors’ concerns about financial sustainability, and a guarantee to the federal government — stem from its enrollment troubles.

The Cornell allegations are once again forcing colleges to wrestle with how to define consent.

The historian and legal scholar on AI, angry students, and absent leadership.

Also, the former president of the now-defunct Eastern Gateway Community College is indicted as part of an alleged scheme to steal $20 million from the institution.

Taking stock of a vanishing world.

Trump administration restrictions on foreign students are increasingly ending up in court.

Also, Bard College’s former leader resigned his other campus posts after congressional lawmakers alleged he “likely enabled” Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes.

Vice President Vance said the institutions are using the exchange visas “way to much” and in a manner that undercuts “the wages of American grad students and American researchers.”

The ongoing fallout from Jane Doe's alleged rape in a fraternity house has raised an age-old debate in higher education.

Inaccurate claims that reflective writing was their only punishment sparked an outcry.

Lindenwood University’s John Porter has a vision for helping students move from a certificate through graduate school.

The goal is for two-year institutions to reeducate early- and mid-career professionals who want to pivot into high-demand fields.

For many international students, gaining American work experience along with their degree — through optional practical training — is seen as an integral part of their education.

A $549-million lawsuit in Missouri is the latest shot fired in a legal battle over underfunding of the nation’s land-grant Black colleges.

Also, professors who are teaching two of the men accused by Jane Doe say they’re struggling to manage the dynamics in their classes, according to reported audio recordings.

Michael Roth is trying to defend higher education. Why isn’t anyone joining him?

Plus: Michael Gorra; AI peer review; and humanities and non-majors.

Michael Roth is trying to defend higher education. Why isn’t anyone joining him?

How one professor refashioned his course around developing students’ communication skills.

Dealmaking under duress is always undemocratic.

The diverging fortunes of Syracuse and Northeastern tell a clear story.

For months, she received paychecks but little information. Meanwhile, her career was unraveling.

The meeting came as the Faculty Senate considers a potential vote of no confidence in the administration over its handling of Jane Doe’s allegations.

For months, she received paychecks but little information. Meanwhile, her career was unraveling.

Also, the Faculty Senate is preparing a potential vote of no confidence in the university administration over its handling of Jane Doe’s allegations.

For months, she received paychecks but little information. Meanwhile, her career was unraveling.