LEADERSHIP

‘I Did Not Break That Trust.’ An Embattled Chancellor Speaks.

By Jack Stripling

Taking the helm at Fayetteville State University, Darrell Allison confronts charges that political connections got him the job. He talks about that and a lot more with The Chronicle.

TEACHING

After the Pandemic, What Innovations Are Worth Keeping?

By Beth McMurtrie

Readers tell us about the creative workarounds they hope will stick around after a return to campus.

A NEW ADMINISTRATION

Higher Ed Under Biden-Harris: Colleges Would Get Billions From Biden’s Infrastructure Plan

The Chronicle is tracking developments under the new administration and analyzing what they mean for higher education.

LIVE CORONAVIRUS UPDATES

U. of Pittsburgh Orders Students to Shelter in Place After Positive Cases in 13 Dorms

By Andy Thomason

“Previously, most of the spread was off campus,” the faculty-senate president told the university’s student newspaper. “However, it seems like we now have an outbreak on campus.”

PODCAST

How to Coach Students Without Trying to ‘Fix’ Them

By Goldie Blumenstyk

Digital nudges and humans together can help historically underrepresented students find their own answers and motivation to succeed in college. Listen to the latest episode of our new series, Innovation That Matters.

Virtual Events: Tune In Live

Hear how campus libraries are reinventing themselves for the pandemic and beyond. Sign up here for a forum on Wednesday, April 7, on how librarians are adapting.
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ADVICE

The Relief of Consistent Leadership

By Terry McGlynn

In a tough year, a professor writes, not having yet another new set of green administrators has made a big difference.

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The pandemic is breaking down barriers and accelerating change in higher ed

Covid-19 has sped up a transformation that was already under way in higher ed. Where quality in education was often defined as proximity to faculty, a higher value is now being placed on educational outcomes, whether online or in person.

Job Announcement

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Improving access to Prior Learning Assessment is a must for education equity

Prior Learning Assessment allows schools to give students credit for prior work and life experience. Expanding its application could help improve equity in education.

Today's Global Campus

Strategies for Reviving International Enrollments and Study Abroad
Pandemic travel restrictions cut both ways, causing international enrollments to plummet and limiting study-abroad opportunities. This Chronicle report provides an in-depth look at how the global education experience has changed and offers strategies for assessing and adapting programs to ensure students' exposure to cultural and global diversity. Order your copy today.

Job Opportunities

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Colburn School

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Middlebury College

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