Academe Today
Faculty
By Nell Gluckman and Tom Bartlett
 

University officials promised to “promptly and fairly” investigate a prominent professor accused of sexual harassment over decades. Many of the women who accused him now say they think Harvard is dragging its feet. PREMIUM

Faculty
By Tom Bartlett and Nell Gluckman
 

Did the university’s handling of one professor’s sexual-harassment complaint keep other women from coming forward for decades?

Campus Safety
By Zipporah Osei
 

Legislation that would create an armed campus force has Baltimore residents split, with some acknowledging a violent-crime problem while others say the university is trying to “throw its weight around.” PREMIUM

 

ADVERTISEMENT
 
Technology
By Beth McMurtrie
 

Advance, a privately held media, communications, and technology company, will pay $1.735 billion to purchase Turnitin, which dominates the work of rooting out academic cheaters.

Curriculum
By Lindsay Ellis
 

Solve specific problems, involve faculty and staff members, and when things aren’t working, shut it down.

Administration
By Lindsay Ellis
 

The rise and fall of one research university’s attempt to shake up undergraduate education.

Note to Readers

We want to let you know about some improvements we’re making to how we send our newsletters. Starting in the next few weeks, Chronicle newsletters will be coming from a new address: newsletter@newsletter.chronicle.com.

If you use filters or labels, please update them with this new address. If you find your newsletters wrongly placed in your spam or junk mailbox, please mark them as “not junk” to move them back into your inbox. Please email us at circulation@chronicle.com with any questions or concerns.

Subscribe Today

Get unlimited access to expert insight, tools, and practical advice.

A New Report for Chronicle Readers
 

Student success is a major institutional priority, but the uncomfortable truth is that helping more students thrive is hard. Our new in-depth report lays out guiding principles to jump-start student-success efforts or take them to the next level. Purchase a copy in the Chronicle Store.

Views
Commentary
By Jonathan Marks
 

The idea that we need an executive order to ensure open debate is absurd.

 

ADVERTISEMENT
 
Paid for and Created by Edith Cowan University
 

Screening for antibodies produced when melanoma first develops can help detect the cancer at an early stage.

Job Opportunities
Dean of the College of Engineering
University of Washington
 
 
Assistant Professor
The University of Chicago
 
 
 
 
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Stop receiving this email.
 
Sign up for other newsletters.
 
View our privacy policy.
 
 

1255 23rd Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20037