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'DARK DAY' IN WHITEWATER

A Free-Speech Survey in Wisconsin Sparked Concerns. So a Chancellor Quit.

By Megan Zahneis

A plan to send out the questionnaire to students on the University of Wisconsin’s 13 campuses sparked a surprise resignation.

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HIGHER ED'S 'GREAT RESIGNATION'?

Higher Ed’s Labor Shortage Is Easing. But These Parts of Its Work Force Are Struggling to Return to Normal.

By Megan Zahneis

Big gaps continue to plague dining-service, information-technology, and student-affairs staffing levels.

THE REVIEW | OPINION

Is It Time to Cut Presidents’ Pay?

By Judith A. Wilde and James H. Finkelstein

Austerity has become the rule in higher ed, except at the very top.

BACKGROUNDER

Here Are the Highest-Paid College Presidents in America

By Julia Piper and Brian O’Leary

The Chronicle’s database includes the latest salary information, plus years of data, on more than 1,700 chief executives at more than 600 private colleges and nearly 290 public universities and systems.

ONLINE EDUCATION

Lapse in GI Benefits Highlights a Rocky Start for U. of Arizona’s Online Campus

By Michael Vasquez

The University of Arizona Global Campus is hitting some regulatory and financial roadblocks.

RACE ON CAMPUS

The Classrooms Where East Asian Students Are Least Likely to Succeed

By Katherine Mangan

East Asian students may be less likely to speak up and share their opinions, a new research paper says, contributing to lower grades in M.B.A. and law-school classes.

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MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY

Digital Transformation: Managing the People

UPCOMING: April 6 at 2 p.m., ET.
Colleges are pushing for digital transformation, but managing teams can dwarf the challenges posed by technology. In a 75-minute virtual forum, college leaders and CIOs share insights on managing teams and promoting a culture of collaboration and communication. With Support From AWS. Register here.

CAREER PREPARATION

Readying Students for Jobs of the Future

UPCOMING: April 7 at 2 p.m., ET.
The jobs of the future will demand different skills from new entrants in the job market. How can colleges use data to develop new, relevant programs and phase out those that have become obsolete? Our panel of experts shares insights in this coming virtual forum. With Support From Wiley University Services. Register here.

PANDEMIC RESPONSE

Covid-19 — What Still Lies Ahead for Universities

UPCOMING: April 11 at 2 p.m., ET.
Large universities have faced some of the biggest pandemic challenges, including tight student housing, changing testing protocols, and quarantine rules. This virtual forum examines lessons learned over the past two years and how administrators are rethinking their strategies. With Support From Color. Register here.

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8 Ways for Search Committees to Be Inclusive

By Amy Crutchfield

What does it mean to keep diversity and equity at the forefront of selecting a great candidate?

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