The cost of a higher education is weighing ever more heavily on the minds of Americans. Selective flagship universities appear to be getting the message.
The physicist agreed to retire from Arizona State University after an investigation uncovered evidence that he had groped and made sexually charged remarks to women.
Promises of better GPAs and career success are big talking points for Greek-life recruiters, but two researchers find the correlation to be the opposite for at least one of those claims.
In a moment of hand-wringing among graduate- and professional-school administrators, a Gallup survey offers guidance on who’s interested — and what drives them.
Doing so can be costly — especially when university-based projects have been at the forefront of movements now gaining purchase, like open educational resources.
Many colleges are looking to merge or collaborate with their peers. But what do leaders need to know to do this well? Our latest Idea Lab collection offers advice and tips from colleges that have merged or formed partnerships to cut costs and expand academic programs. It’s available in the Chronicle Store.
An immense group of people is walking across Mexico, drawing our attention as it draws ever closer. Allan Metcalf notes the power of caravan to evoke visions.
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