Trump’s nominees have big plans for remaking the federal health agencies, with consequences for university scientists who receive billions in funding.

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The number of first-time first-year students actually increased by 5.5 percent, and total postsecondary enrollment rebounded ...

A new survey highlights how much work is needed to prepare faculty members and students to understand AI tools.

Indiana University said it found plagiarism allegations against Pamela Whitten to be without merit. Experts and scholars ...

Within a month, however, it was clear that someone was leaking notes from the meetings, distorting the content, and adding an alarmist spin. The provost was both mortified and irate at the breach.

Colleges face an era of heightened uncertainty, reform pressures, and potential economic headwinds under the incoming Trump ...

The new administration’s clear opposition to DEI could prompt colleges to preemptively revisit their diversity offices and ...

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In his opinion essay, “Institutional Neutrality Is a Copout” (January 7, The Chronicle Review), the Rev. John I. Jenkins offers important insights based in a lifetime as an educator, and in ...

A proposed tax policy could hurt colleges and society, argues Phillip Levine in an opinion essay for The Review. Last year, when he was a senator from Ohio, Vice President-elect JD Vance ...